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Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered her spring statement this week.
The amount of sewage being dumped into English rivers remains "disgraceful", despite improved monitoring, supposed investment by water companies and threats of penalties from government, the latest data reveals.
Sky, the owner of Sky News, has announced 2,000 jobs at its customer service centres are at risk.
Payday banking outages will happen again but are unlikely to occur tomorrow, according to a banking technology expert.
WH Smith will decide the fate of its 233 year-old high street chain within days, as it holds final discussions with the two remaining bidders for the business.
Labour MPs have expressed concern about potential plans to cut or scrap a tax paid by tech giants to stave off the threat of Donald Trump's tariffs.
Britain's second-biggest steel producer is kicking off a consultation that could lead to the closure of its two blast furnaces and more than half of its workforce losing their jobs - a move that will pile pressure on the government to improve an offer of taxpayer aid to the company.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has said the UK does not want to "escalate" Donald Trump's trade wars after the US president slapped a new 25% tariff on all imported cars.
Lower income households are set to be £500 poorer due to benefit cuts and a weak economic outlook, a thinktank has found.
Network Rail will set up a new property company to build 40,000 homes on its rail estate over the next decade in a drive to meet the government's housing target.
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