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The Transport Committee says a bid by Virgin and Stagecoach to run the rail franchise was inadequate.

The Advertising Standards Authority says ads about speed and cuts in bills were “misleading”.

A decade on, the way we deal with our personal finances has changed – but not always for good.

Member clubs unanimously agree the £275m sale of a majority share in the Premiership is “not a preferred option”.

The chief executive of Britain’s biggest carmaker say a “wrong” Brexit would devastate profits and jobs.

The International Monetary Fund says the tiny nation should rethink adopting a digital currency.

Record profits for the sports fashion retailer means it is knocking on the door of the FTSE 100.

A law allowing individuals to ask search engines to take down information about them could be extended.

The budget airline cancels 150 flights out of 400 on Wednesday on routes to and from Germany.

The breach affected “some 5,000 account holders” but the company says no bank details were shared.

One of the country’s largest farming operations is up for sale, testing Brexit’s impact on farmland prices.

Mark Carney extends term as Bank of England governor until the end of January 2020, chancellor says.

Mark Carney extends term as Bank of England governor until the end of January 2020, chancellor says.

Earnings continued to outstrip inflation in the three months to July, while unemployment fell again.

The prime minister announces new funding for developing zero-emission car technology.

The retailer’s chairman says speculation over its future forced it to rush out a trading statement.

Representatives of leading multinationals sign a letter calling for same-sex marriage in NI.

Bolton Wanderers could be put into administration on Tuesday morning, according to club owner Ken Anderson.

John McDonnell tells the TUC Labour would “restore the balance of power in the workplace”.

Imran Khan departs after three years with the company, which is struggling to keep users.

Half of all employees say they struggle and many keep it secret, says mental health charity Mind.

The car-maker is set to build its zero-emissions and battery-powered vehicles at St Athan.

Oil and Gas UK warns potential difficulties accessing EU workers could lead to platform shutdowns.

One woman in New York is trying to encourage more girls to join the construction industry.

Charles Ofori Antimpem is the inventor of a science set which is the size and price of a textbook which he now hopes to share with children across Africa.

Specialised printers are helping to create organic replacement body parts more quickly and safely.

Payment by plastic cards now account for three-quarters of consumer spending in stores.

Governor Jerry Brown signs legislation committing California to carbon-free electricity by 2045.

English rugby union’s leading clubs are to meet on Tuesday to vote on a £275m takeover offer from CVC Capital Partners and are likely to reject the deal.

The deal will shore up the operator’s finances but business tenants worry it will mean rent rises.