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A UN agency has endorsed coronavirus flight safety recommendations for governments around the world.

Spain's tourism minister says UK Covid-19 figures "have to improve" before tourists can come back.

The company says 240 of those redundancies would be from its UK headquarters and operations.

The controversial sub-prime lender says the City watchdog is investigating its practices.

Thousands have queued to get into the furniture giant's stores amid strict social distancing measures.

Employees say they are ‘ashamed’ that a controversial post by the President was not removed.

The launch of the latest version of the Android operating system had been due to take place on Wednesday.

In a test case, eight insurers face allegations that they wrongly refused to cover firms' losses.

The coronavirus crisis has left many manufacturers on the "cliff edge", an industry body warns.

The fashion chain says it has built up almost £2bn-worth of stock, but there will be no discounts.

A letter to Home Secretary Priti Patel follows calls last week from MPs to reconsider the rules.

Our homes, transport and city-centre spaces would change if we worked from home for good.

Well-known firms such as Asda and Lloyds Bank are urging ministers to prioritise the environment.

Outdoor markets and car showrooms in England are allowed to reopen from Monday amid the pandemic.

The caves in Western Australia sheltered prehistoric people in the Ice Age 46,000 years ago.

The online giant blames a "bad actor" for the language appearing alongside multiple product listings.

Alyssa Hulme from Utah in the US takes us through her weekly spending during the coronavirus pandemic.

The sandwich chain is "radically" changing its business model in the wake of the coronavirus epidemic.

With links back to a popular Victorian medicine, a firm is helping protect frontline workers facing coronavirus.

Dozens working on the MSN site look set to be replaced by AI, media reports say.