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Rupert Murdoch has championed the idea that internet platforms should pay media companies for material.

The state's top prosecutor says Amazon showed "flagrant disregard" for health and safety at its warehouses.

Two days into the new hotel quarantine system and arrivals complain of poor planning and conditions.

Multimillionaire Crispin Odey allegedly put his hand down a woman's shirt and up her skirt, a court hears.

Campaigners from Pregnant Then Screwed argued the government's Covid support discriminated against mothers.

Bailouts granted to rivals Air France and Swedish carrier SAS were within the rules, court says.

By the middle of 2026, all its cars will be available as electric or hybrid models, it said.

Prices climbed at their fastest annual rate since October 2014, official figures show.

Prices rose by 0.7% in the 12 months to January in the UK, up from 0.6% to December.

China's demand for cars and luxury goods from Europe bounced back in 2020 as its economy recovered.

The government hopes to claw back money from a £1.5bn fund to promote home insulation.

Email app Hey reveals that two-thirds of the messages it handles contain the hidden trackers.

Cannabis farmer turned medical research boss says you need to “convince people you are serious”.

The bank had hoped to recover some of the nearly $900m it erroneously wired in August.

EC vice president Maros Sefcovic says the NI deal is "administratively extremely challenging".

Herb Washington says the firm has retaliated after he raised concerns about the firm's treatment of black franchisees.

Activist Gina Miller calls for investigation into Woodford funds collapse and response.

Arne Sorenson transformed the previously family run JW Marriott hotel chain into the world's biggest.

Those measures will "get our economy back on its feet", vaccines minister Nadhim Zahawi says.

The digital currency has gained 72% so far in a volatile 2021.