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  • SpaceX launch: E-com billionaire and three ordinary civilians are on their way to space

    September 16, 2021

    A SpaceX rocket ship blasted off from Florida last night carrying a billionaire e-commerce executive and three less-wealthy private citizens he chose to join him in the first all-civilian crew ever launched into Earth orbit. Watch the full report.

  • Kier back in profit after turnaround process completed

    September 16, 2021

    Construction firm Kier crept back into profit today after two years of hefty losses after completing its reset of the company’s operations. The London-listed firm made a £5.6m reported profit, swinging back into the black after a £225m loss last year. It said that it would use the £351m it has gathered through the sale [...]

  • Pre-departure Covid tests may be ditched to simplify travel restrictions

    September 15, 2021

    Ministers plan to make an announcement later this week which will mean vaccinated people arriving into England will no longer be subject to pre-departure Covid tests, according to reports. A government insider told the Financial Times, which first reported the news, that measures to simplify travel restrictions and aid the UK’s struggling travel and tourism [...]

  • Business travel is taking off, says Lufthansa CEO amid influx of flights at City Airport

    September 15, 2021

    Lufthansa’s CEO says the airline is placing more flights over the next two months as demand for business travel picks up again, according to reports. “We are now seeing very clearly that business travellers are coming back,” chief executive Carsten Spohr told Reuters, who first reported the news, at a conference in Berlin. Spohr said in [...]

  • Celebrity farmer Jeremy Clarkson urges govt to ‘ban the sale of avocados’

    September 15, 2021

    TV personality Jeremy Clarkson has called on the government to protect Britain’s food supplies just as the country is defended from attacks from foreign powers by its armed forces. Speaking at an event in Westminster hosted by the National Farmers’ Union (NFU) earlier today, Clarkson urged the Government to commit to not let Britain’s self-sufficiency [...]

  • No sign of slowing down for Cazoo as buying spree continues

    September 15, 2021

    Cazoo has continued its recent acquisition spree by snapping up car preparation and storage firm SMH Fleet Solutions (SMH) for £70m. The firm, which operates six sites across the UK, carries out 70,000 vehicle refurbishments a year. Its 500 staff will join Cazoo as the used car marketplace seeks to continue the rapid growth it [...]

  • Car dealer Pendragon beats profit expectations despite lockdowns

    September 15, 2021

    Car dealer Pendragon said it had beaten its first half profit expectations despite the lockdowns that were in effect for much of January and February. The London-listed firm posted profit of £35.1m, up from a loss of £31m last year. It also reported a 49 per cent hike in revenue to £1.8bn, up from £1.2bn [...]

  • Liz Truss: UK faces choice between embracing Brexit opportunities or ‘staying in our comfort zone’

    September 14, 2021

    Spending nearly 50 years in the European Union has made some businesses and government employees “defensive” about trade, the International Trade Secretary said this afternoon. In a speech earlier today, Liz Truss set out how the UK’s post-Brexit trade strategy will be increasingly about attempting to secure business with eastern growth markets in India and [...]

  • Javid hints PCR tests for travel to be scrapped

    September 14, 2021

    The health secretary has all but confirmed that the government will axe day two PCR tests for people returning from overseas in the upcoming review of its travel rules. In answer to a question from transport select committee chair Huw Merriman as to whether PCR tests could be replaced by lateral flow tests, Sajid Javid [...]

  • London Luton summer passenger numbers down two-thirds on 2019

    September 14, 2021

    Just 1.2m passengers used London Luton airport over the summer months, a fall of two-thirds compared to pre-pandemic levels. As a result of the UK’s ever-changing travel restrictions, the airport said that this was 4.0 per cent than the number in 2020. It called on the government to give the sector more support in order [...]

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