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John Lewis has been forced to supply months’ worth of bottled water to residents in a Hampshire village after fertiliser pollution made the local supply unsafe to drink. For the past four months, the

Unemployed Britons are to be given access to a government-backed AI chatbot to help them apply for jobs — but employers fear the scheme could trigger a flood of irrelevant applications. The Department for

Evelyn Partners, one of the UK’s largest wealth managers, is preparing to be put up for sale in a deal that could value the business at more than £2 billion. Owners Permira and Warburg

British racing will stage the first strike in its modern history next month, cancelling all fixtures on 10 September in protest at the Treasury’s plan to raise betting tax. Four meetings due to take

When BrewDog was storming into the mainstream a decade ago, few could have predicted that one of Britain’s most famous craft brewers would one day become so reliant on JD Wetherspoon. Yet industry figures

Marcus Rashford’s world-exclusive interview on The Rest Is Football has set new records for Goalhanger, drawing more than 1.4 million streams across YouTube, Spotify Video and podcast platforms within 48 hours of release. Clips

Wine has always been judged through sensory experience—taste, aroma, texture. But beneath the romance of winemaking lies a logistical and biological puzzle. Vines respond to soil, water, and climate in ways that are often

Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has threatened legal action against National Rail in a dispute over its use of the terms “rover” and “ranger” for rail tickets, claiming they infringe on its Range Rover

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