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Philip Green loses case over naming in Parliament

The European Court of Human Rights ruled Sir Philip's human rights were not breached.

Philip Green loses case over naming in Parliament

The European Court of Human Rights ruled Sir Philip's human rights were not breached.

Starmer criticises watchdog’s benefits forecasts

The PM says he "struggles" with how the Office for Budget Responsibility calculates the impact his policies.

Starmer criticises watchdog’s benefits forecasts

The PM says he "struggles" with how the Office for Budget Responsibility calculates the impact his policies.

Musk labels Trump trade adviser ‘moron’ over Tesla comments

Peter Navarro had described Musk's electric car company as a "car assembler" rather than manufacturer.

Government rejects ‘buy British’ campaign to combat tariffs

Ministers say telling people what to buy is not the answer to US tariffs but they will back UK manufacturers.

Mortgage rates set to drop after tariff turmoil

Interest rates are forecast to fall further as Donald Trump's trade taxes fuel economic uncertainty.

Post Office to offload all directly-owned branches

About 1,000 staff will be offered the choice to work for any new owner or take voluntary redundancy.

Instagram-owner expands restrictions for teens

The system imposes more restricted settings on younger users - though campaigners say it's unclear what difference they make.

Instagram-owner expands restrictions for teens

The system imposes more restricted settings on younger users - though campaigners say it's unclear what difference they make.