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Former sub-postmaster becomes first individual to sue Post Office and Fujitsu after uncovering 'fraud'
A sub-postmaster made famous for being portrayed in the ITV Post Office drama is taking the state-owned body and Fujitsu to court.
Ben & Jerry's boss being 'replaced' in new row with UK parent firm
Ben and Jerry's claims its chief executive has been sacked amid a longstanding row with its UK parent firm over the ice cream maker's political activism.
Nearly 100 Santander UK branches to close - with 750 jobs at risk
Up to 750 jobs are at risk at Santander bank under plans to close nearly a quarter of its high street branches.
Meet the human-like robot on its first day of work
A humanoid machine called Apollo has just taken a tentative, slightly jerky, but significant step forward in the robot revolution.
'It's a crisis': Top Tesla investor wants Musk gone
One of Tesla's earliest investors has told Sky News Elon Musk should step aside as its chief executive unless he gives up his new government job.
UK steel bosses fret over cancelled orders amid Trump tariffs
UK steel industry bosses have warned that US customers are already moving to cancel orders after President Trump imposed 25% tariffs on all steel and aluminium imports.
Thames Water delays request for even more expensive bills
The UK's biggest water provider has delayed its request for even higher customer bills.
Supermarket price war could bring consumers relief - but don't expect costs to go down
The air is suddenly full of talk about supermarket price wars.
Government unveils benefit crackdown designed to save £5bn
The eligibility criteria for disability benefits will be narrowed in a bid to slash £5bn from the welfare bill, Liz Kendall has announced.
New TOFS owner plots store closures and rent talks with landlords
The new owner of The Original Factory Shop (TOFS) is drawing up plans for a radical restructuring of the discount retailer just weeks after taking control.

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