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Thousands of defined benefit schemes urged to be more alert over fears members could suffer in hasty business rescues
Move risks worsening ‘digital divide’ for students without laptops or the internet
Ofcom says practice curbs competition and confuses customers
Ofwat criticises CMA for suggesting companies should be allowed to make higher profits
Nine priority sectors include digital services, health technology and space sector
Incident off the coast of Dunkirk is worst since recent spike in crossings to UK
PM urged to deliver on his election pledge to help underperforming regions
Support for workers in quarantine is a crucial part of reducing the spread of Covid
For now, the right move is to extend the voucher scheme during the holidays
Reforms could act as disincentive to councils to draw up development blueprints
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China’s role as an important creditor complicates tackling the vast borrowing triggered by Covid-19
Apple is stepping up efforts to develop its own search technology
Lords poised to challenge PM on flouting international law just as talks enter final stage
Attempt to build bridges with Westminster after bust-up over leaving EU
Estate agents call for extension or taper to tax holiday to avoid damaging market
Campaigners protest at hold up with system aimed at streamlining information for consumers
Resolution Foundation survey finds one in five young people who have been furloughed are later made unemployed
Former Supreme Court judge says ministers ‘deliberately stoked up fear’ to justify lockdown curbs
Keeping free movement would give British territory closer ties to EU than when it was part of bloc
It is possible to dine well and relatively inexpensively in these most moneyed of streets
‘I wish all those children’s tummies would stop rumbling’
London’s Docklands is used to being reinvented — it just wasn’t expecting to be so again quite yet
More than 50 Conservatives write to PM suggesting Covid is widening north-south divide
Senior MP concerned companies may use borrowings to cover costs of the debt used to buy them
Devolved government weighs whether to allow shops not to have to enforce the law
Government says eateries must not use ‘business lunches’ exemption to fill their tables
Aero-engine maker warns staff of austerity measures as it braces for first strike action in 41 years
Seven arrested after oil tanker stormed by special forces off Isle of Wight
Chancellor denies blocking extension of free school meals as Johnson hints at replacement scheme
Scheme to train new recruits is being exploited by companies hiring experienced customs officers
European investors will be allowed to trade sterling-quoted shares of EU companies
EU consultation on hedge funds reflects direction of post-Brexit policymaking
Bankers’ claims that the worst of defaults is over from the Covid shock ignores the reality of second-wave problems
Pandemic-struck EU member states hesitate to reach for recovery fund loans due to debt concerns
Brexit and pandemic create ‘perfect storm’ in some areas, industry’s trade body warns
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