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The hydrogen-powered drone which could revolutionise the travel industry.

The power cut left more than a million people without electricity and severely affected rail services.

The High Street chain says it enjoyed better-than-expected sales growth over the key trading period.

The 28-year-old first-time flier said he threw the money to ensure a safe journey.

The Freddie Mercury biopic was the best-selling title as UK spending on video grew by 9.5%.

Apprenticeship funding worth £1.2bn has been spent on low-quality training, says report.

The company said employees "may receive a notification" from HR if rules were "not being followed".

How the Japanese firm Astroscale is set to start cleaning up the Earth's orbiting space debris.

The ban applies to mint and fruit flavours offered in cartridge-based form.

The foreign currency seller has taken its site down after finding a software virus in its systems.

Apple's move to sever ties in 2017 had disrupted the UK-based chipmaker's business.

VW seeks a "pragmatic settlement" with German drivers who are suing it over the emissions scandal.

More and more people are buying plant-powered products. What’s behind the rise?

Transport Secretary Grant Shapps says the operator could be stripped of its franchise.

The ex-Nissan boss fled trial in Japan on a jet said to have landed in Istanbul en route to Lebanon.

The strike against pension reforms is now in its 29th day, making it France's longest since 1968.

Royal Mail has predicted a 72% jump in returns on so-called "Takeback Thursday".

Mountain Warehouse's founder does not subscribe to the "doom and gloom view" of retail.

Mukesh Ambani's Reliance Industries has started rolling out its online retail service in India.

The high-profile Boeing 737 Max crash in Ethiopia in March accounted for more than half of those deaths.