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Honda set to close Swindon car plant
The carmaker is set to announce the closure of its Swindon plant in 2022, jeopardising 3,500 jobs, sources say.
Flybmi won't be the last airline failure, say analysts
The airline's collapse follows a string of European failures as a perfect storm hits the industry.
Manchester United: Saudi Arabia prince Mohammed Bin Salman denies takeover bid
Saudi Arabia Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman's media minister has denied reports linking him with a £3.8bn takeover of Manchester United.
NatWest worker told customer 'vegans should be punched'
A NatWest worker said he felt vegans were forcing their beliefs on him but the bank apologised for his outburst.
Balmoral Tanks loses 'price-fixing' court case
Aberdeen-based Balmoral Tanks loses court battle over £130,000 fine imposed by competition authority.
Late-paying big firms 'should get public contract bans'
Small business leaders want big companies to prove they pay their suppliers on time before winning government deals.
Huawei risk can be managed, say UK cyber-security chiefs
UK intelligence chiefs reportedly conclude the Chinese tech giant Huawei can bid for telecoms projects.
Saudi Arabia signs $20bn in deals with Pakistan
The huge investment comes as Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman seeks to shore up Saudi's Asian allies.
Stores accused of 'watering down' bottle deposit scheme
Campaigners say retailers want fees to only apply to smaller containers, rather than all plastic bottles.
Facebook needs regulation as Zuckerberg 'fails' - UK MPs
The House of Commons publishes its report into fake news with some strong criticism of Facebook.
Brexit: Will Brits living in the EU still get healthcare?
A reader asks about state healthcare for UK nationals in EU countries.
How sending handwritten letters created a $1bn firm
Technology company Celonis got its first business customers by writing them letters by hand to stand out from the crowd.
Tax-free childcare helps just a fifth of families
Why aren't more parents signing up for a scheme that provides extra money towards the cost of childcare?
Train operators call for fare shakeup
Tap-in, tap-out fares could be expanded beyond London, according to plans drawn up by rail operators.
Porsche warns UK customers of Brexit price rise
The German carmaker asks new UK customers to agree a possible 10% price rise for post-Brexit deliveries.
Passengers seek flights after Flybmi ceases operations
Travellers tell the BBC they cannot get home after the UK regional airline went into administration.
Pension contribution hike to hit pay packets
Potential impact on workers "quite substantial", says investment expert.
How Lidl learnt to be less German in the UK
Ronny Gottschlich, the former boss of Lidl, explains how the German discounter grew in the UK.
Quadriga: The cryptocurrency exchange that lost $135m
When Quadriga's founder died he left behind a mystery: what happened to millions in cryptocurrency?
Airline Flybmi ceases operations
British regional airline Flybmi files for administration and cancels all flights