Sir Richard Branson Set For First Space Flight With Virgin Galactic

The billionaire businessman will test the ‘private astronaut experience’ during his flight this month.

Sunak Reveals EU And UK Fail To Sign Agreement For Financial Services

The Chancellor said there is no reason why a deal cannot be signed, and fears that regulatory standards could slip are wide of the…

Factories ‘Beset’ By Supply Chain Troubles As Activity Eases From Record Highs

The IHS Markit/CIPS Purchasing Managers’ Index showed a reading of 63.9 in June, down from May’s record high of 65.6.

Jobs Boost As Nissan To Build New Electric Model And Battery Plant In UK

More than £420 million will be invested in building a new-generation all-electric vehicle.

£3m Competition To Boost Electric And Hydrogen Aircraft

The Department for Transport announced that it will award up to £50,000 each to businesses and universities carrying out relevant projects.

AO World Sets Sights On European Expansion After Pandemic Profit Boost

The group reported pre-tax profits of £20.2 million for the year to March 31, up from £600,000 the previous year as revenues jumped 62%.

Delay Furlough Phase-Out, Labour Urges, As Economists Raise Redundancy Concerns

From Thursday, businesses have to pick up some furlough payments to workers.

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Nissan Set To Announce Plans For Car Battery Factory

The new plant will create jobs in a huge boost for the car industry.

Esken Days Away From £120m Southend Airport Deal

Esken pulled the plug on Stobart Air earlier this month.

Several UK Gigafactories Needed To Secure Future Of Car Industry – Report

The study also called for the installation of at least 2.3 million charging points nationwide before the end of the decade.

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Serco Wins New Contract Worth Up To £322m To Run Test And Trace Centres

Serco wins new contract worth up to £322m to run test and trace centres

Old Bottles And Food Packaging Used To Make Railway Sleepers

Sleepers, which hold up rails and keep them the correct distance apart, are normally manufactured from concrete or wood.

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