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The firm has edited its advert that was criticised for making light of food allergies.

Labour's Pat McFadden admits MPs' concerns about the Horizon scandal were raised when he was a minister.

The retailer is expected to undergo a major restructure, leading to shop closures and job losses.

Accounts show former execs made millions while sub-postmasters were chased for thousands.

Roger Gilbert says he believed the Post Office was acting "honestly and competently" in prosecutions.

The banking giant has been coming under mounting pressure to curb its support for fossil fuels.

About 300,000 people could receive payouts but campaigners say it is an "appalling outcome".

Users have taken to message boards to complain about the increase, which they say is unjustified.

Some 2,800 Tesco staff will transfer to the bank which is taking over credit cards and savings accounts.

Santander is understood to have made the complaint, which argues the ad discredits other banks.

The cost of the key ingredient for making chocolate has roughly doubled since the start of last year.

Sales of electric bikes are booming but defective batteries and chargers can cause fires.

Consumer group Which? said most of the devices they tested posed a "serious safety risk" to users.

The former packed lunch favourite will no longer be produced from March following a decline in sales.

A walkout of more than 1,000 staff is set to take place at the Coventry site from 13 to 15 February.

The Super Bowl advert faces a backlash for appearing to make light of a man with a peanut allergy.

The parcel delivery firm, which employs 10,000 staff, is in discussions with "interested parties".

A U-turn on the policy is set to be announced on Thursday, following confusion over the party's position.

Shoplifting by organised crime groups shifted up a gear in 2023, the supermarket says.

More people with buy-to-let loans have fallen behind on payments as interest rates have risen.