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European Union leaders have finally agreed a €1.82trn budget and coronavirus recovery fund after four days of sometimes bitter negotiations.

Working age households have endured the biggest immediate shock to their incomes since the mid-1970s, according to a think tank.

A California appeals court has refused to overturn a verdict in favour of a school caretaker who claimed the weedkiller Roundup caused his cancer.

Doctors, teachers, police officers and other public sector employees are to receive bumper, inflation-busting pay rises as a reward for their efforts during the coronavirus crisis.

Saga, the insurance and travel provider to the over-50s, is reviving a plan to sell Destinology, a luxury tour operator, as it streamlines its business during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Bank of England's chief economist has told MPs the UK economy has recovered "roughly half" of its massive hit from the coronavirus crisis.

Today, under normal circumstances, the M3 would have been packed with traffic heading out of London.

Hermes is creating more than 10,000 jobs through a £100m investment to bolster its UK delivery capacity as the coronavirus crisis drives up demand for online shopping.

A top chef who has blamed "selfish" no-show diners for jeopardising the restaurant trade has told Sky News that in future meals may have to be paid for in advance like theatre or airline tickets.

Marks & Spencer is to cut 950 jobs in a retail management shake-up marking the first phase of a major transformation programme.