Bussiness
Bezos plots GPS rival as Putin menaces satellite systems
In March, an RAF plane carrying Grant Shapps, then defence secretary, experienced GPS jamming while flying close to Russian ter
Harland and Wolff ‘can still deliver naval contract’
PARussell Downs, the executive chairman of H&W, said the shipyard has a strong business caseThe executive chairman of Harland and Wolff has said the Belfast
Billpayers in England and Wales tricked into ‘stealth bailout’ of…
The water industry regulator has been accused of overseeing a “stealth bailout of water companies” over proposals to increase bills by up to 44% over the ne
‘I left 50 hours a week in a UK factory…
When Lee Clark’s Spanish wife Annabelle told him she was homesick, he put up no argument when she suggested they move to sunny Andalusia.Living in Hertfordshi
Britain’s war on second-home owners is backfiring disastrously
There are proposals for restrictions on Airbnb lets and holiday rentals, as well as extra levies, which will make it far harder
The WhatsApp blackmail ring ruining people’s livelihoods
Luxury watch dealers and jewellers who ply their trade on WhatsApp are being targeted by an army of scammers who threaten to ge
Winter fuel payment: We spend it on holidays, say some…
BBCPensioner Jon Harvey, a retired police officer, is among those pensioners who say they do not need the winter fuel payment“The money is just for the holida
Meta to push on with plan to use UK Facebook…
Mark Zuckberg’s Meta is to go ahead with controversial plans to use millions of UK Facebook and Instagram posts to train its artificial intelligence (AI) tech
UK coffee pod takeback trial launched by Costa Costa •…
Coffee has launched a trial offering coffee pod recycling at dozens of its shops in the UK.It has announced a collaboration with Podback, a not-for-profit organ
Households face £630m bill as Miliband takes control of Britain’s…
Mr Miliband said public ownership of Neso would help “build a network that is fit for the future”.He added: “The new Nati
Mail Online and Sun take axe to US-based workforces
Two of Britain's biggest newspaper publishers are taking the axe to their US workforces, slashing scores of jobs in the latest evidence of mountin
Pink Floyd close to selling back catalogue for £380m despite…
Pink Floyd are closing in on a $500m (£380m) deal to sell its music rights to Sony despite a bitter feud between the rock ban
