Senior government figures are discussing whether to reverse the controversial decision to cut winter fuel payments for millions of pensioners within weeks. More than nine
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EU plans €2 fee on small parcels entering the bloc
The European Union has proposed a two-euro flat fee on billions of small parcels sent directly to people’s homes, which mainly come from China at
Elon Musk plans to cut back political spending
Reuters Billionaire Elon Musk has said he expects to dial back his political donations, a major shift from the figure who shook up the 2024
EU e-gates use by Brits at European airports this summer uncertain
Simon Browning Transport reporter Alamy There are doubts over whether UK passport holders will be able to use e-gates at EU airports this summer. The
Millions of consumers could get £70 after unfair fees ruling
PA Media Millions of consumers could get up to £70 each after a court ruled historic fees charged by card provider Mastercard were unfair. The
Liberty Steel plants in Rotherham and Sheffield under threat
Liberty Steel is making a last-ditch attempt to save its plants in and around Rotherham and Sheffield from collapse. On Wednesday, a court could force
Ryanair tells flight attendants to repay salary rises
Ryanair has ordered some flight attendants in Spain to repay salary increases of up to €3,000 (£2,525) following a legal dispute with their union. The
UK supermarket distributor suffers ransomware attack
A distributor to the UK’s major supermarkets has said it is being held to ransom by cyber hackers. Logistics firm Peter Green Chilled supplies supermarkets
London food banks expect to see surge in demand
Getty Images A survey of food banks and other service providers found they have seen a rise in need One in five London food banks
World’s biggest EV battery maker sees shares jump on debut
The world’s largest electric vehicle (EV) battery maker has made its debut on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, in the biggest initial public offering (IPO)