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Business Secretary Says Preparing For Brexit Like Readying For ‘Bad Weather’

Cabinet minister Andrea Leadsom admitted not enough businesses were prepared for leaving the EU on October 31.

Patrick Daly

16^th Oct

Lidl

Lidl To Spend £15bn In UK Over Five Years

The German supermarket chain wants to continue playing up its British credentials

Simon Neville

16^th Oct

space earth

First Baby Could Be Born In Space Within 12 Years

The aim is not currently for the whole pregnancy to take place in space, but instead a 24- to 36-hour mission for the labour.

Nina Massey

15^th Oct

city pollution

Legally Binding Targets On Air Pollution And Natural Environment Planned

New watchdog will scrutinise laws and ensure Government is held to account on legal commitment to cut greenhouse gases to net zero by 2050.

Emily Beament

15^th Oct

shard London

Thirst For Skills Driving Global Deal-Making Appetite

More than half of executives think they will make an acquisition in the next 12 months as they look to plug skills shortages

August Graham

14^th Oct

windfarm

Scientists Develop Robot Inspectors For Offshore Wind Farms

The developers said the fully autonomous drones can inspect wind turbines for damage.

Laura Paterson

14^th Oct

F35 Lightning fighter jets

UK’s Lightning Fighter Jets Head To US For Advanced Military Trials

It follows successful trials last year with US military Lightning jets.

PM Today Contributor

14^th Oct

thomas cook airline

Plan To Overhaul Rules Governing Airline Collapse

The existing system stopped Thomas Cook’s planes being used in the recent repatriation of its customers.

Neil Lancefield

14^th Oct

randy black pmi

PMI Celebrates 50th Anniversary At London Event

Project Management Institute UK announced plans to celebrate the occasion at the 2019 Synergy conference in London.

News Team

11^th Oct

police

Ministers Announce Police Recruitment Targets For Forces

The Government has promised to hire tens of thousands of new staff.

Will Stone

09^th Oct

whisky

UK Tells Donald Trump There Will Be ‘No Winners’ In US-EU Trade War

The penalties could take effect from October 18 and include a 25% tariff on single malt Scotch whisky.

Richard Wheeler and George Ryan

08^th Oct

Thomas Cook

Thomas Cook Collapse ‘A Failure Of Corporate Finance’

Abta chief executive Mark Tanzer said the firm should not be described as a ‘dinosaur’.

Neil Lancefield

08^th Oct

iplayer

BBC Promises Biggest Ever iPlayer Revamp

The director-general will announce plans to expand the service.

Craig Simpson

07^th Oct

City of London

No-Deal Brexit Poses Unknown Risks Of Disruption, Warns Financial Watchdog

The FCA said the EU’s ‘patchwork’ approach to no-deal preparations has left the financial sector vulnerable to risks.

Holly Williams

07^th Oct

British Passport

De La Rue Appoints New Boss To Drive Turnaround

The bank-note and passport manufacturer has appointed turnaround expert Clive Vacher as its new chief executive officer.

Henry Saker-Clark

07^th Oct

pharmaceuticals medicine

Pharmacists Experiencing Shortages Of Every Major Type Of Medicine – Poll

The 402 community pharmacists who responded to the Chemist and Druggist poll said HRT drugs were most commonly in short supply.

Jane Kirby

02^nd Oct

manufacturing

Weak Manufacturing Figures Pull UK And European Markets Lower

The FTSE 100 closed 47.89 points lower at 7,360.32 at the end of trading on Tuesday.

PM Today Contributor

02^nd Oct

Boris Johnson Brexit

Johnson Promises ‘Good Solution’ To Irish Border Question In Formal Brexit Plan

The Prime Minister’s formal Brexit plans will be presented to Brussels within days.

David Hughes

01^st Oct

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