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Royal Mail should cut second-class delivery days, says regulator Ofcom
Royal Mail is set to be allowed to deliver second-class letters only on alternate weekdays and not on Saturdays after the industry regulator announced a shake-up of postal service rules.
Under Ofcom’s proposals Royal Mail would still be required to deliver first-class letters six days a week and the price …
Thursday briefing: Search underway after catastrophic mid-air collision over Potomac river
Good morning. Late last night near Washington DC, a jet carrying 64 people collided with a US army helicopter above the Potomac river. A frantic rescue operation got underway quickly and was still continuing a few minutes ago, with the precise number of fatalities unclear but multiple bodies seen being …
Hinkley Point C owner warns fish protection row may further delay nuclear plant
The owner of Hinkley Point C in Somerset has warned that the much-delayed construction of Britain’s first new nuclear power plant in a generation could face further hold-ups due to a row over its impact on local fish.
The nuclear developer, EDF Energy, warned that the “lengthy process” to agree …
‘Some steal to order’: on the frontline of UK shoplifting epidemic
crime in their stores is “spiralling out of control”
with 55,000 thefts a day and violent and abusive incidents rising by 50% last year to 2,000 a day.What is it like to be on the frontline? We speak to a supermarket …
Crime ‘spiralling out of control’ in stores, warns British Retail Consortium
UK retailers are warning that crime in their stores is “spiralling out of control” with 55,000 thefts a day and violent and abusive incidents rising by 50% last year.
More than 70 incidents a day involved a weapon, according to the annual crime survey from the British Retail Consortium (BRC).
…English Heritage plans up to 200 redundancies and winter closures of some sites
Staff at English Heritage have been shocked to discover that the cash-strapped organisation is planning up to 200 redundancies and the winter closure of various castles, abbeys and other historic sites in its care.
At least 7% of the workforce could be affected, with curators being particularly targeted, it is …
Water bills in England and Wales to rise by £123 on average this year
UK car production falls to lowest level since 1954
British car production fell in 2024 to its lowest level in seven decades – barring the coronavirus pandemic – as the industry struggles with weak demand and prepares to shift away from fossil fuels to electric vehicles.
The number of cars made in the UK fell to 780,000 during the …
Microsoft to report fourth-quarter earnings amid uproar over DeepSeek’s AI
AI
continue to mount, spurred byDeepSeek’s
shock to the US stock market just days ago.Wall Street expects $3.11 in earnings per share and revenue of $68.9bn, …
Tesla to report fourth-quarter earnings amid declining car delivery numbers
Tesla will report earnings for the fourth quarter of 2024 on Wednesday after US stock markets close, capping a bruising year for the company’s sales but a stellar one for its stock price.
Wall Street analysts predict the company’s earnings-per-share will come in at $0.62 and revenue will be $27.22bn. …