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The government says companies must ensure bills reflect lower energy use for customers who are cutting back.

Figures show sales beat 2021 volumes, with energy-efficient products in high demand.

North Lanarkshire-based Devro says the deal with German-owned Saria is "attractive".

The budget fashion chain says its £140m investment is part of its "commitment" to UK retailing.

The carmaker is reducing production at factories in Solihull and Halewood until spring.

The boss of Frasers Group said the move secured "a long-term future" for the 250-year-old Gieves & Hawkes.

Hundreds of thousands of workers have walked out, or threatened to, causing widespread disruption.

Royal Mail said it had made its "best and final offer" and accused the union of "holding Christmas to ransom".

The supermarket's advert had been criticised by skin cancer patients who said it glorified sun tans.

In a message seen by the BBC, Mr Iger said a close ally to his predecessor would be leaving the firm.

Bob Iger, who led the firm for 15 years, said in January it was "ridiculous" to suggest he may return.

The boss of the UK's largest business group urges politicians to be "practical" about immigration.

The supermarket apologises after being accused of glorifying sun tans in a Christmas advert.

The chancellor's decision to extend road tax to electric models is "short-sighted", says Ford.

Industrial action is scheduled for six days in December, including Christmas Eve.

It comes as the business seeks to revive its fortunes after slumping to a half-year loss.

Elon Musk says workers at the social media firm must be "hardcore" if they want to stay, reports say.

Retailers are temporarily limiting the number of egg boxes customers can buy due to supply problems.

The cosmetics giant will purchase the designer fashion brand for £2.4bn.