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The historic deal is designed to make big corporations pay a fairer share of tax around the world.

The government has hired Dave Lewis to help it fix problems that led to petrol and other shortages.

"Swift, decisive action" is needed in the face of soaring energy prices, the director general of UK Steel says.

Peter Mortimer, a farmer since the 1960s, says the government "does not understand" the current crisis.

The unemployment rate fell to 4.8%, but the jobs growth was far below expectations.

Households will again see big rises in energy bills next spring, warns regulator Ofgem.

A civic society says the background of a consultancy firm "does not combine" with a town's history.

The Scottish government wants more than a million homes converted from gas or oil heating by the end of the decade.

RBS report finds the second-fastest decline of applicants for permanent jobs since records began.

Two young butchers explain why they took up apprenticeships amid a national industry shortage.

Robust demand for staff is fuelled by rising economic activity, survey suggests.

A number of workers fell after a floor collapsed at a Premier League stadium.

The UK government should "look at a range of options", Stephen Kinnock says.

High energy costs could put up goods prices, say firms, with households already facing bigger gas bills.

Regulator calls for law change as customers miss out on refunds despite Covid lockdown restrictions on travel.

A surge in gas prices has prompted fears of hard times ahead - but how bad could it get?

Supermarket chain Iceland says blaming business for supply shortages is "simply not helpful".

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