Labour’s ‘crabwise’ approach to closer EU ties must address damage of Brexit

The damage to the economy dwarfs the upsides from the various non-EU trade deals the UK has struck since 2016

Fee hikes, big bonuses, then bosses exit: the curious case of City & Guilds privatisation

Sale of vocational training brand and million-pound executive pay deals now subject to Charity Commission inquiry

Farmers and delivery firms launch new options for those seeking alternative to traditionally pasteurised product

Drivers face dilemma of driving more or cutting back – and support from ride-share giants decried as ‘slap in the face’

Shopkeepers charged millions of pounds, including alleged £10,000 penalty for mistake that cost firm £7.08

Holiday park firms say such bookings are on the rise because of impact of Iran war on aviation

Filings suggest manufacturers’ lending arms have massively underestimated bill from FCA’s £9.1bn redress scheme

The chancellor has wisely vowed to drive down the annual deficit, but long-term defence investment must not be delayed

The restaurant is to cut more than a fifth of its outlets amid an onslaught from supermarkets and rival chains

Changing climate, new techniques and a homegrown study programme have all helped drive a UK viticulture boom

Justice for Fayed and Harrods Survivors group claim there are ‘dozens of individuals who must be held to account’

Suspicious wagers on the US-Israel war in Iran are creating huge windfalls and raising concerns among lawmakers

Finance chiefs to join exercise in Washington designed to assess how they would handle collapse of significant bank

The Middle East war and the EU’s new entry-exit system could lead to travel misery this summer, but there are ways to mitigate it

Passengers face risk of cancellations due to fuel shortages – and long airport queues due to EU entry-exit system