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Travellers from Italy must self-isolate for 14 days as of Sunday, the government says.

Poverty rates and jobless claims in the US are rising, amid disagreement over further pandemic aid.

The Merseyside gym stayed open despite the area facing the highest level of coronavirus restrictions.

Boris Johnson has previously set Thursday's EU meeting as the deadline for a post-Brexit deal.

Homes are entitled to broadband connections of 10Mbps under government rules but at what cost?

Fulham Shore says too many restaurants thought they could "swim like Mark Spitz" but were barely afloat.

The firm's pubs division is fined £2m for breaching rules, but it says it is considering an appeal.

The pub and brewing group is set to make redundancies as the current wage subsidy scheme nears its end.

The airline says it is responding to increased flight restrictions imposed because of the pandemic.

Paul Scurrah had reportedly clashed with Bain Capital over plans to make it a low cost-carrier.

Big Hit Entertainment's shares more than doubled on debut on South Korea's Kospi exchange.

While the film sector struggles to produce new content, the global demand for animation has soared.

As coronavirus adds to online fraud activity and anxiety, one victim tells of his ordeal.

People will be able to get cashback from local stores without having to buy anything, under Treasury plans.

Manufacturing problems mean some tins don't include the full range of chocolates.

The supermarkets won't use glitter in own-brand crackers and cards as part of sustainability efforts.

More testing comes after 72 members of staff at a turkey plant were confirmed to have the virus.

The UK's tax authority has written to traders asking whether they claimed support without being eligible.

Retailers and law enforcers pass the buck on who should ensure shoppers follow rules.

EmpoweredFit is one of dozens of gyms in Merseyside to remain open despite new rules ordering them to close.