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Business secretary indicates willingness to compromise over current ban on land-based turbines
Opposition party focused on challenge of persuading ‘economically inactive’ people to fill job vacancies
High Court hears law firm set to represent Russian tycoon had questioned whether fees might exceed £500,000 limit
First test of new emergency scheme will not happen on Tuesday after supply secured
British Chambers of Commerce urges HMRC to extend deadline for importers to switch
Executives warn policy will lead to ‘impossible’ reporting requirements and urge ministers to wait for further guidance
Improvement in annuity rates slashes money needed for compensation linked to British Steel Pension Scheme
Avian flu and soaring production costs due to the Ukraine war have led farmers to quit, causing supermarket shortages
Guided by a leading expert on flavour perception, this Hebridean voyage goes deep into the science of Scotch
Longstanding director-general attacked in poisonous power battle over governance
It should not consider regulatory changes unless they will clearly be for the better
Prime minister says era of golden relations is over, but stops short of describing Beijing as a threat
Manager could write a PhD on how teams win World Cups — and shining in games doesn’t come into it
With first-time buyers scarce, there should be fewer forced sellers to create a downward spiral
Unions recommend award for 85% of staff to end acrimonious dispute that has rocked the group
Dulux owner acquires stake in tech start-up as Brexit and pandemic exacerbate worker shortages
After decades in the culinary doldrums, these makers, bakers and restaurateurs have helped west London get its edge back
Lack of support to get people back to work is putting the brakes on growth
Working-age people withdrawing from the workforce entirely raises concerns
Exemplars of innovation and good practice
FT/Vitality survey finds evidence of a workforce is poor shape
Push on cutting power use to come at same time as plans for extra £1bn to insulate least energy-efficient homes
Data from specialist police unit reflect growing problem costing victims hundreds of millions
Home hunters turn to rental market after mortgage rates soar
Fast-growing companies take a ‘down round’, reflecting wider slowdown in tech sector
Health officials say there have been 50 cases found in asylum seekers moved around the country by the Home Office
Opposition decries ‘total failure of due diligence’ of company from which Tory peer allegedly made substantial gains
Semiconductors blur the line between national security and the national interest
Results from UK-wide trials on anticoagulant Apixaban set to change protocols around the world
Taste for fine single malts means values have jumped by a fifth this year
The actress reveals her favourite places to party in the capital
Rishi Sunak's authority with Tory MPs is waning and he is facing policy battles on almost every front
Former DUP leader Edwin Poots defends effort to ‘cherry pick’ to benefit farmers as ‘entirely reasonable’
The girl who joined Isis in Syria aged 15 has been deprived of her British citizenship but she may have been trafficked
With funding now completely cut, what is the future for the English National Opera?
Bank flagged ‘discrepancies’ in explanations provided by Mone and husband Douglas Barrowman
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