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Train drivers strike on Good Friday over sacked colleague
AI companion for mindfulness can help ‘bridge gaps’ in mental health care
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European stocks wobble as central bank warns over growth outlook
Unilever to update on turnaround under new boss amid mounting trade pressure
Deliveroo order growth improves but customer numbers remain sluggish
West End private members' clubs help feed London's homeless
Marks & Spencer unveils £90 million investment in London food halls
Major shareholder revolt against BP chairman amid climate clash
Chocolate prices up by almost half in three years
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Poland’s InPost takes over Yodel to create one of UK’s largest delivery firms
Dunelm sales accelerate as demand for furniture grows
City of London's GDP soars past the £100 billion mark for first time
Strava buys London-based running app Runna
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Brazilian butt lift ads banned by regulator
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London’s FTSE 100 surges as hopes rise over US-UK trade deal
Council workers to be balloted in ‘biggest vote on strike action in years’
Birmingham bin boss urges striking workers to reconsider ‘very fair’ offer
Residents fear for health while ‘cat-sized’ rats raid rubbish piles in streets
Reynolds says job changes may be needed to ensure Scunthorpe steel plant future
Schools could face strikes as early as autumn if pay remains ‘unacceptable’
Energy watchdog boss vows less ‘heavy handed’ approach to regulating suppliers
Inflation set to ease further after dip in petrol prices
US tariffs: what they are, how they work and their impact
Banknote maker De La Rue sold to US buyout firm for £263m
Supplies arrive in UK as Government rushes to save British Steel Scunthorpe site
Employment and unemployment in Scotland rise at same time, figures show
Profits and revenue collapsed at UK arm of Twitter after Musk takeover
Teaching union votes to launch strike ballot if pay offer remains ‘unacceptable’
Bin strikes could spread beyond Birmingham, union warns
FTSE 100 Live: Blue-chips recovery continues, De La Rue backs takeover
Third of public think DEI policies in workplaces have gone too far – poll
Ofgem scraps years-long queue of ‘zombie’ grid projects
UK wage growth remains stubbornly high as unemployment steadies
Business confidence sinks as firms weigh twin impact of US tariffs and tax rises
Number of workers on payrolls falls for first time in four years
Pontins charged with corporate manslaughter over death of grandmother
Halfords appoints new boss as ‘very challenging’ retail market unlikely to ease
Bank note maker De La Rue sold to US private equity in £263m deal
Birmingham rubbish strikes set to continue after bin workers reject offer
Warm weather and Mother’s Day spending gives retailers March boost
