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The study says action needs to be taken to improve the health of people who are about to retire.

Investors have been called on to report any cases of suspected fraud in the ongoing investigation.

The agreement is due for review in 2025, which the Labour leader says is a key moment to reset relations.

The ex-PM will also use a speech to defend policies she tried to enact during her short time in office.

Some 383 pubs were demolished or converted for other uses between January and June, government figures show.

The Indian government's forthcoming tax on the industry doesn't apply to all types of games.

Estate agent Hamptons says the cost has risen more in the last year than it did in the four years to 2019.

Damian Lloyd says his family had checked in for a flight in advance but Ryanair says they had "unchecked" themselves.

Shadow minister Pat McFadden says its policy on high speed rail will be set out in the party's manifesto.

Retail group Frasers is looking to sell the online clothing brand to the global fast fashion giant.

A £500m UK government pledge saved Port Talbot's steelworks from closure, Welsh secretary says.

Officials say the vessels will deliver 200,000 tonnes of wheat to world markets.

Residents and community leaders are worried about future steel jobs despite £1.2bn investment.

His situation is seen in small shops across the country, says the Federation of Independent Retailers.

The president urges Ford, General Motors and Stellantis to "go further" to meet the union demands.

Marks & Spencer said the move should cut plastics use.

Johan Lundgren's comments come after a shortage of air traffic controllers caused delays at Gatwick.

The complaint concerned how the social media app handled children's data in 2020.

The deal with Port Talbot's steelworks is understood to mean as many as 3,000 job losses.

The Aslef union announces its latest industrial action in the long-running row over pay.