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Demand for new cars fell by 34.9% last month, according to figures from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT).

A charity has warned that debt is the "sleeping giant" of problems created by the COVID-19 pandemic in the UK.

Companies will be paid £1,000 bonuses by the government to hire young people as trainees, the chancellor will announce as part of his rescue plan for Britain's post-coronavirus economic recovery.

A massive £1.57bn coronavirus lifeline for the arts is being promised by the government, but theatres and music venues could still remain closed until next year.

The UK is poised to end the use of Huawei technology in its 5G network as soon as this year over security concerns, according to reports.

One of Britain's oldest regional newspaper groups has put itself up for sale as it races to find new investors willing to plug a funding deficit exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic’s disastrous impact on industry-wide advertising revenues.

Deborah Haynes has travelled to war zones and interviewed prime ministers, but this week Sky's foreign affairs editor also gave us a glimpse into the juggle faced by many working parents during lockdown.

The home shopping tycoon who was among the most prominent business backers of Britain's departure from the EU has put his company up for sale just months before the end of the Brexit transition period.

Pubs in England will be allowed to open from 6am tomorrow as punters prepare to order their first pint in more than three months.

Two of Britain’s biggest blue-chip companies are on course to win shareholder approval next week for revamped executive pay schemes that could help to defuse renewed tensions over boardroom incentives.