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LNER train drivers call off five days of strikes

The drivers' union will not go ahead with a fresh run of walkouts that were due to begin next month.

Royal Mail’s Saturday post should stay, government says

Royal Mail wants to drop Saturday deliveries but the prime minister says they are "important".

H&M pulls school uniform ad after being accused of sexualising children

Fashion giant pulls an advert for school uniforms and says it is "deeply sorry" for offence caused.

Energy prices predicted to fall by 16% in April

Domestic gas and electricity bills are expected to drop sharply just as the better weather arrives.

Sony calls off merger with India media giant Zee

Zee considers legal action after Sony ends the planned $10bn merger of the firms' Indian operations.

Tata Steel: Port Talbot apprentices worry about future

About 2,800 jobs are set to be cut at Tata Steel, with the bulk expected to be in Port Talbot.

Boeing 737-900ER: Second model to be inspected after 737 Max 9 blowout

The US regulator says the 737-900ER fleet uses the same door design as the grounded 737 Max 9s.

ExxonMobil sues investors to block climate petition

Follow This and Arjuna Capital have called on Exxon to accelerate reductions in greenhouse gas emissions.

Start-up firms frustrated by HMRC’s ‘slowness and lack of communication’

Delays and a lack of communication from the tax authority are holding back new businesses, a group says.

Airports to miss deadline for installing scanners

Some will not have all the tech, which will end the 100ml limit on liquids, ready by 1 June.