No food or drink will be available on some Gatwick flights during strikes by catering contractors.

Alan Cook says he will "regret for life" sending the email about sub-postmasters who were wrongly convicted of theft, an inquiry hears.

Under-investment had led to a "complicated and unwieldy system" being used, a review has found.

The financial watchdog has warned firms to ensure they have enough money for potential compensation.

Alan Cook, former managing director, says he ‘regrets’ that he ‘didn’t pick up earlier’ that Post Office could initiate prosecutionsAll our UK politics newsAlan Cook, who was the managing director of Post Office, has just told the Post Office Horizon IT inquiry that he was not aware until late in his tenure that the Post Office was the prosecuting authority in many of these cases.I knew there were court cases. But I didn’t realise that Post Office, in about two-thirds of the cases, had initiated the prosecution as opposed to, you know, the DPP or the police or whatever.Reliance was...

Adnoc decided move was not right fit but it is latest sign of foreign buyers circling UK firmsAbu Dhabi’s state-owned oil company reportedly recently explored a multibillion-pound bid for BP in a sign that depressed share values in London are making even the biggest British businesses takeover targets.Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (Adnoc) considered options including purchasing BP or acquiring a large stake before deciding it was not the right fit and abandoning preliminary discussions, according to Reuters. Continue reading...

Senate Banking Committee chair called Chinese cars an "existential threat" to the US motor industry.

All sorts of organisations have sirens ready for industrial accidents and other emergencies.

A committee says the government should be more relatable in its communications with the public.

David Smith apologises for congratulating the team behind the conviction of a pregnant postmistress, an inquiry hears.

Many feel “heavily burdened” by their finances but the picture has improved from 2023, a survey finds.

A standard online application for an adult will rise from £82.50 to £88.50 from 11 April.

Boeing shares dropped almost 2% after concerns were raised over its 787 and 777 jets.

An executive at the investment firm said the press was making "childish jokes" about its rebrand.

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New guidance to ensure that Facial Recognition Technology (FRT) acts as a force for good in society has been published by BSI, aiming to help organizations navigate the ethical challenges associated with the use of the technology and build trust in its use as a result.Read more: Guide to safe and ethical use of facial recognition tools launched

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Reports have surfaced alleging that Chinese factories are producing counterfeit British stamps in large quantities, raising concerns about the integrity of the UK's postal system and potential economic implications.Read more: Royal Mail urged to investigate claims of Chinese-made fake stamps

Retail giants Next and Frasers Group, led by Mike Ashley, have shown interest in acquiring Ted Baker's European retail business following its collapse into administration last month, with administrators exploring potential sale options.Read more: Next and Frasers Group vying to acquire troubled Ted Baker

eBay announces the elimination of fees for selling pre-owned clothing on its platform, aiming to reduce fashion waste and compete with popular second-hand clothing apps like Vinted and Depop.Read more: eBay Waives Fees for Second-Hand Clothing Sales to Combat Fashion Waste