Her comments come after a firm linked to the peer was ordered to pay £122m over a Covid-19 contract.

A survey says 95% of parents and carers feel the affordability of childcare is poor or very poor.

Government staff describe their uncertainty during a budget impasse – though not all of them oppose the shutdown.

The Danish government says it “strongly disagrees with the premises of the judgment and is now seeking to appeal it”.

Ken Murphy says he does not want more costs to be added onto business, and calls for a “pro-growth” Budget.

The Asian fast-fashion giant will open concessions in six department stores in the country.

London & Valley Water, a consortium of investors, plans to write off some of the company’s huge debts.

George Sutherland is one of a number of volunteers singled out in a speech by Sir Keir Starmer.

Didcot Emergency Foodbank was launched in 2009 but is running out of reserves.

The Zoological Society of London says it needs to reduce its annual costs by £2m.

As islands brace for this year’s big storms, many homes don’t have household insurance.

A BBC investigation reveals thousands of workers are still missing out on tribunal payouts.

Jellycat’s viral cuddly toys are sold all over the world and made the company £139m last year.

It will be increasing the price of its breakfast meal deals, with a smaller increase in the cost of its biscuits.

PPE Medpro has been ordered by the court to repay £122m in damages by 15 October.

Funding has been cut off after Republicans and Democrats failed to agree a way forward on a spending bill.

The University of Reading says students maybe unaware how much extra they pay for unlimited energy