Losses have worsened in recent years and the trend is expected to continue as restaurants grapple with the difficulties of reopening whilst meeting social distancing guidelines
The UK signed up to ban cluster bombs a decade ago, yet lax policies around human rights abuses at the world’s biggest money managers mean pension savings are funding the controversial weapons’ manufacture, say campaigners
Lord Jim O’Neill, who was commercial secretary to the Treasury in 2015, wants the central bank to shift from its current target of keeping inflation at 2 per cent to targeting a steadily rising trend of nominal UK GDP growth instead
Passengers are promised shorter walking times at the airport
Flexible furlough brought forward in bid to get country back to work, with employers to contribute 10 per cent of wages from September
Interest-free overdrafts of £500 have been offered to more than 27 million customer accounts, banking trade body says
French car maker to slash production capacity as coronavirus pandemic hits demand
29 May 2020 marks 50 years since the Equal Pay Act was made law
Riders allege NHS contractor The Doctors Laboratory proposed to make certain employees redundant because they campaigned for better working conditions
Japanese car manufacturer slashes jobs after revealing £5bn annual loss