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The working from home advice in England is set to change on 19 July.

The anonymous hacker has returned almost all the money, but claims not to be interested in reward.

The closure of a terminal at Ningbo-Zhoushan port came after a worker was infected with Covid-19.

Many small businesses say they lack the resources needed to calculate their carbon footprint.

The last three weeks have seen the highest numbers of new job postings since mid-May, research shows.

The Cambo oil field has become a symbol of the pressure the UK and Scottish governments face over climate change.

The bid by the maker of Marlboro cigarettes trumps a rival offer by US private equity firm Carlyle.

The fast food chain has warned customers menus will be missing items as a result of the supply problems.

UK bookings lag the rest of Europe amid shifting Covid travel restrictions, the travel giant says.

Ian Warren's conviction was quashed but he says the £20,000 compensation does not reflect his losses.

Retail, restaurants and hotels show strong growth between April and June but data misses forecasts.

The boss of fast fashion retailer Boohoo tells the BBC it is committed to being more sustainable.

Travellers affected by the UK's quarantine hotel policy want a judicial review of the rules.

The hacker behind the $600m Poly Network cryptocurrency heist has posted a Q&A on the blockchain.

Shares in the Oprah Winfrey-backed company drop 25% as subscriber numbers fall after lockdown.

The electronics giant hopes lower prices and improved durability will make folding phones catch on.

The tech giant has developed a calculator that lets staff see the effects of remote working.

Recruitment firms say an increasing number of jobseekers now expect flexible working "as the norm".