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Every match from the opening round of the three English Football League (EFL) divisions will be streamed live in a broadcasting first.

The high street billionaire Mike Ashley is closing in on a deal to become the new British partner of Ted Baker, the struggling fashion chain.

Ian King talks to Craig Beaumont, chief of external affairs at the Federation of Small Businesses, about the UK coming out of recession.

Brewdog's co-founder and chief executive James Watt has revealed he is to step down from the top job after 17 years.

High street bank TSB has announced 250 job losses and the closure of 36 branches.

People who lost their money in FTX, once one of the biggest cryptocurrency exchanges in the world, are to be paid back, with interest.

A Boeing cargo plane has landed at Istanbul Airport without its front landing gear, sending sparks flying along the runway.

The French banking giant BNP Paribas is hunting a buyer for Strutt & Parker, the upmarket British estate agent it bought seven years ago.

Social media platforms must do more to stop their algorithms from recommending harmful content to children, Ofcom has said.

The Russian state has been making more money from its oil and gas industry in the past three months than in any comparable period since the early days of the Ukraine invasion, it has emerged.

A "nationwide issue" with e-gates at airports has been resolved after causing travel chaos across the country, the Home Office has said.

Pubs will be able to extend their opening hours to 1am if England or Scotland make it to the Euro 2024 semi-finals this summer.

TikTok is suing the US government over a law that seeks to force the app's Chinese owner ByteDance to sell it within nine months or ban its use in America.

Ian King talks to Alex Kendall, co-founder of British driverless car start-up Wayve about their new investment.

Experts have hailed a "critical turning point" as renewable power generated a record-breaking 30% of the world's electricity last year, new data has found.

Travis Scott has announced a gig at the beleaguered Co-op Live music venue, despite ongoing issues which have led to its opening being postponed.

The boss of P&O Ferries - known for its "fire-and-rehire" of nearly 800 workers - has said he could not live on the less than £5-per-hour some of his staff are paid.

One of Britain's biggest carpet retailers is axing more than 25% of its head office staff as it grapples with a protracted downturn in trading.

For two days this week, people will be able to try one of the world's best (and most expensive) tasting menus for a fraction of the price.

The housing market is "finding its feet" with a slight increase in prices, particularly for flats, according to analysis from part of the UK's biggest mortgage lender.

Octopus Energy has cemented its status as one of Britain's most significant private companies after a series of share trades valuing it at $9bn (£7.2bn).

A legal tech start-up which works with some of the world's largest law firms to aid more efficient drafting of contracts has struck a multimillion pound funding deal with Octopus Ventures, the prominent early-stage investor.

Boeing has called off its first-ever astronaut launch at the final moment after discovering a valve problem in the Atlas V rocket.

Federal air safety regulators have opened a fresh investigation into the Boeing 787 Dreamliner - after the firm said several employees had committed "misconduct" by falsely claiming tests had been completed.

The government is "gaslighting" the public about the state of the economy, the shadow chancellor has said.

An estate agency group backed by the private equity arm of Lloyds Banking Group is being put up for sale in the latest sign of corporate activity in the sector.

Heineken is investing £39m in more than 600 of its pubs in the UK - in a move it says will bring 62 back from the dead.

Single-sex toilets are set to become a legal requirement for all new bars, restaurants, offices and shopping centres under new laws proposed by the government.

You filled out the job application, got the call (they're interested, phew!), but now... it's interview day.

The world's second-largest steel company has warned the government that a planning verdict due this week could lead to a key division quitting the UK.