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There are claims Holyhead port will not be ready for the end of the Brexit transition period.

Malaysia's Top Glove will close more than half of its plants after a surge in virus cases.

Workers rights groups say employers must do more to protect staff as coronavirus cases surge.

The state should foot the bill for removing flammable materials from high-rise buildings, MPs say.

People arriving in England can end their self-isolation with a negative test taken after five days.

Janet Yellen served as the head of the America's central bank under Barack Obama.

Is this the post-Covid future for millions of people who still need to pay using notes and coins?

The Spending Review marks the start of the chancellor's economic recovery planning. Here's what to watch for.

New rules for pubs in England come into effect on 2 December after the second lockdown ends.

England's hospitality sector warns post-lockdown restrictions risk putting firms out of business.

The multi-million pound package will include a high street voucher plan and funds for drink-only pubs.

The airline is selling thousands of items, including memorabilia from its retired 747 aircraft.

QR codes - bar codes that can be read by mobile phones - have been used in China during the pandemic.

A laser technology firm in Glasgow receives the first backing from the bank which aims to encourage sustainable innovation.

One in five disabled people say they have to choose between staying safe or keeping their jobs under current furlough rules.

The German leader voices concern after top economic powers promise a fair distribution of vaccines.

Europe's fur industry faces uncertain future after Denmark's mass mink cull due to Covid.

The pandemic has led to a big rise in remote filming, with directors miles away from the set.

The chancellor says he will uphold pre-Covid funding pledges on police, nurses and schools.

The chancellor will announce his public service spending plans in uniquely difficult circumstances.