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Rail bosses react angrily to the scrapping of plans for the line in Cheshire and Greater Manchester.

The tech giant is introducing the controversial service as part of its iOS 16 update.

Many travellers are taking drastic action to get home after being stranded due to flight cancellations.

UK competition watchdog warns Rangers, JD Sports and Elite Sports can expect fines if found guilty.

Customers are having to pay more for goods as truck firms pass on higher fuel prices, a freight boss says.

It comes as Australian shoppers have been hit with soaring prices for some fresh fruits and vegetables.

The lawsuit claims the film studio did not have the rights to release Top Gun: Maverick.

Pascal Soriot was knighted in the Queen’s Jubilee birthday honours for his contributions to science.

Bogus apps are being used by hackers to access mobile phone data to threaten and blackmail victims.

Shoppers are buying footwear and beauty items, but not furniture and electronics, new figures suggest.

The pair are accused in South Africa of large-scale corruption and exerting unfair political influence.

The fintech firm says it is working to fix the problem "as soon as possible".

The billionaire accuses the company of "thwarting" his requests to learn more about spam accounts.

South Africans flying on Ryanair must take a test in the Afrikaans language to prove their nationality.

Travel agents say staff are dealing with calls from holidaymakers anxious about their plans.

Petrol costs jumped over the past week and could soon hit 180p a litre, the motoring body says.

Victoria Brignell was forced to wait for an hour and a half before being assisted from the plane.

The dispute has had a major impact on services after drivers refused to work on their rest days.

Fund manager Elliott Associates claims that cancelling trades of the metal in March was "unlawful".

The German carmaker said the brakes of some older cars may be affected by "advanced corrosion".

Hundreds of flights cancelled over the half-term break mean some pupils are missing the start of school.

US climate envoy John Kerry warns the world is "cooked" if countries continue using coal.

For the first time, ITV's Love Island contestants will be dressed in pre-owned clothes.

A Canadian tech firm is allowing people to take a cut of online advertising revenue.

Tenants are going to great lengths to secure a home from offering big deposits to sharing photos of their dogs.