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Stephen Kinnock MP says the UK's steel industry needs state aid and new export quotas with the EU.

A deluge of one-star reviews from aggrieved online traders has been deleted by Google.

Under England's lockdown rules, in force since 6 January, people should work from home if they can.

A backlog of cases brings criticism from MPs, but the service's boss says it has coped well.

Robert Downey Jr is trying to use his fame to save the world through real-life technology.

Malaysia's Top Glove shares are among those to have seen a big spike in activity from private investors.

The country's first oil project has finally started pumping the black gold after 15 years of false starts.

The US carmaker wants to compete with the likes of Tesla and other Chinese electric carmakers.

Dumping fossil fuel shares would lead to 'extraordinary' job losses, says BlackRock boss Larry Fink.

Tech giants promise faster, wider access to data thanks to cheaper satellite launches.

Shares in the games firm dive as major trading platforms try to control frenzied buying.

Up to 519 jobs are under threat with the proposed closure of Birmingham's GKN Driveline factory.

Brussels regulators are concerned that Mondelez fixed prices in EU countries.

Anglian Water announces its preferred location for new wastewater treatment works off the A14.

The Budget - when is it, what does it do and what should we expect to hear from the chancellor?

The extension covers drivers who are having to use their car to get to work owing to Covid restrictions.

The firm could take planes and ships from the Indian government after winning a $1.2bn legal dispute.