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As many as 10,000 people could be working in slave-like conditions in textile factories in Leicester.

Michelin starred chef Tom Kerridge has criticised dozens of people who failed to turn up at his restaurant this weekend, claiming their "selfish" behaviour is putting hospitality jobs at risk.

A former backer of TGI Friday's is in detailed talks to buy the stricken restaurant operator behind the Cafe Rouge and Las Iguanas chains.

Primark will not take advantage of a £30m bonus offered by the government for bringing its staff back from furlough, the retailer has announced.

Dozens of key workers picking and packing vegetables at a farm in Herefordshire have tested positive for coronavirus.

Huawei has "close linkage" to the Chinese military, a former spy chief has told Sky News as he said he expected the Government to halt the involvement of the tech giant in the UK's 5G network.

Disney World Florida has reopened after four months of lockdown, despite a recent surge in COVID-19 cases in the US state.

Restrictions on public transport use are to be eased, according to a report, as the government tries to encourage people to return to work.

Sir Richard Branson's Virgin Atlantic Airways is this weekend racing to secure the backing of a giant American payments group for a £1bn rescue deal that would save thousands of British aviation jobs.

The government is spending £705m on new border controls and staff as the UK prepares to fully leave the EU at the end of this year.