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Workers have been on strike for nearly five weeks as they demand better pay and working conditions.

The government is considering whether the management of the train service should be taken into public hands.

A plan to force porn sites to verify users' ages will be shelved, says Digital Secretary Nicky Morgan.

In its latest economic assessments, the IMF says risks to global financial stability remain high.

The retailer says the Gatwick Airport drone shutdown and falling sales had prompted its decision.

The High Street camera chain, which is owned by Dragons Den star Peter Jones, lost £13m last year.

Ben Cook steps down as president of Atlantic Records after dressing up as a member of Run DMC.

The online fashion retailer blames "challenging" growth and warehouse problems for its weak performance.

The Spanish festival hopes to combat touts by adopting a mobile-only ticket policy.

A second consultation into expansion at Luton Airport opens today and includes plans for a second terminal.

With two weeks to go, the National Audit Office warns governments and firms are not fully prepared.

The call by regional heads of the CBI business lobby comes amid worries HS2 could be scaled back.

The advert for clothes in skin tones was not socially responsible, the UK advertising watchdog rules.

Interface Message Processors built the Arpanet, which led to the internet of today.

CEO Gordon Wilson says his way to stop execs infighting is for people to open up about themselves.

New research reveals a geographical split in how the cost of renting a UK home has changed in a year.

The UK's best-known stockpicker shuts his firm after a crash in the value of his multi-billion-pound funds.

Sterling hits its highest in five months on reports the two sides are inching towards a draft deal.

The High Street chain says that it does not have a commercial relationship with Amazon.

Royal Mail faces its first national postal strike in a decade after 97% of votes cast were in favour.