Sarcastic BrewDog reacts as beer advert is banned
A BrewDog advert has been banned over a "tongue-in-cheek" claim that its fruit-flavoured beers are "one of your five a day".An...
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Meta’s rules for checking VIP posts have caused ‘real harm’ and need ‘overhaul’, review says
On Facebook and Instagram there are rules about what can and can't be posted.They can change from time to time,...
British Business Bank needs new mandate, Lord O’Neill to say in Labour review
The British Business Bank's operational independence should be reviewed as part of efforts to stimulate investment in high-growth British businesses,...
House prices drop at fastest rate since financial crash in 2008
UK house prices dropped at the fastest rate since the financial crash in 2008, according to Halifax's house price index....
Onshore windfarm ban to be lifted in government U-turn
The government has U-turned over its ban on onshore wind by saying turbines could be installed if the projects gain...
PM to hold cabinet crisis talks after rail union adds more Christmas strikes
Rishi Sunak will speak to his cabinet about rail strikes today after a union announced days of extra strikes over...
Economy already in a recession which is expected to last into next year, says CBI
The UK is already in a recession which is expected to last into next year, according to the UK's biggest...
Fresh rail strikes planned over Christmas as RMT union turns down pay offer
Union leaders have rejected revised offers to end industrial action on the railways - and announced more strikes over Christmas.RMT...
Christmas rail strikes to go ahead as union rejects offer from operators
The RMT has rejected an offer from train operators aimed at preventing strikes over the Christmas period, the union has...
Morrisons owner paves way for departure of veteran CEO Potts
The owners of Britain’s fourth-biggest supermarket chain are drawing up plans to identify a new chief executive a year after...
OPEC oil cartel holds production steady in face of Russia sanctions uncertainty
The Saudi-led OPEC oil cartel and allied producers including Russia have stuck to their output targets, despite uncertainty over the...
Supercar-maker McLaren in talks with investors about £250m fundraising
McLaren Group, the supercar manufacturer and Formula One team-owner, is in talks to raise hundreds of millions of pounds in...
Number of landlords selling up rises by nearly 13% in four months
The number of landlords selling up has risen by nearly 13% in four months, Sky News has learned.The statistics, given...
John Lewis reveals £500m plan to build 1,000 rental homes
The John Lewis Partnership has revealed plans to build 1,000 rental properties on its land as part of a drive...
Joules secures Next rescue with majority of stores and jobs saved
Collapsed fashion retailer Joules will live on after Next agreed a £34m cash rescue deal that preserves most of its...
Pound reaches another high not seen since early August
The pound reached a four-month high against the dollar as hopes raised that Chinese lockdowns would ease and American interest...
New technology to catch train fare dodgers to be deployed in ‘known hotspots’ across Northern network
New technology to catch train fare dodgers is to be deployed at "known hotspots" across Northern's network, Britain's second-largest train...
HSBC head dismisses idea China is trying to get hold of the bank’s Asian operations
Ever since April, when HSBC's biggest single shareholder, Ping An, began lobbying the lender to spin off its Asian operations...
£4.5bn lost to fraud in three COVID schemes as Rishi Sunak’s Eat Out to Help Out scheme recorded 9.5% rate of fraud, HMRC says
The total value of fraud in three COVID-19 schemes totalled £4.5bn, of which the taxpayer is only going to get...
Elon Musk warned by European Union that Twitter could be banned unless he sticks to bloc’s digital rules
The European Union has threatened it could ban Twitter unless Elon Musk abides by its strict content moderation rules. The...