British Rail could be revived under Labour
The shadow chancellor says a Labour government would bring together tracks and trains again. Read full original article »
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What kind of away day would help ministers crack Brexit differences?
With Theresa May hosting an away-day, what team bonding might ministers try if they can’t build a Brexit consensus. Read full original article »
British Gas owner Centrica to cut 4,000 jobs after ‘weak’ year
The energy supplier continued to lose customers in what the Centrica boss called a “weak” performance. Read full original article »
Productivity growth strongest since financial crisis
The UK sees a second quarter of productivity growth and wages rise more than expected. Read full original article »
Lloyds hails ‘landmark’ after return to private sector
LLoyds Banking Group has reported strong full year profits in its first year as a private enterprise. Read full original article »
Gender pay gap: Men still earn more than women at most firms
New figures show almost three in four small UK companies pay men more than their female workers. Read full original article »
Top City regulator used tax break scheme
The incoming head of the Financial Conduct Authority had to repay HMRC after tax scheme “error”. Read full original article »
William Hill fined £6.2m by Gambling Commission for lax controls
The Gambling Commission says 10 customers were able to deposit money linked to criminal offences. Read full original article »
Debtors facing mental health problems need ‘breathing space’
Charities say people with mental health problems should be given “breathing space” to sort out debts. Read full original article »
Troubled meat supplier falls into administration
The collapse of Derby-based Russell Hume following an FSA investigation will cost almost 270 jobs. Read full original article »