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Javid mulls three-year passenger duty holiday for Flybe

Things are not looking rosy for low-cost airline, Flybe, but the chancellor Sajid Javid may have some proposals that save…

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Why the debate over Huawei? Just hold off if there’s reason to worry

A debate has been bubbling away in government for the last few years about the safety of using telecoms kit…

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Spooked markets seem soothed by Iran-US climb-down

When Iran decided to hit back on US military facilities after president Trump ordered the assassination of Iranian general Qasem…

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As long as WW3 does not kick off, 2020 looks set to be a better year

All eyes on are on the rising tensions between the United States and Iran after president Trump ordered the assassination of Iran’s…

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The Lib Dems want to abolish business rates, but don’t hold your breath

Over the weekend the leader of the Lib Dems, Jo Swinson, visited Hertforshire to discuss her party’s approach to SMEs.…

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Spotlight: Restaurant chains defying the high street downturn

Pizza Express Pizza Express has been a mainstay on the UK highstreet since it was founded in 1965. In spite…

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Burger & Lobster to launch in Singapore

Burger & Lobster is continuing on its global expansion plans in 2019 with the launch of its latest restaurant at…

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How is technology shaping the takeaway sector?

We love a takeaway in Britain, don’t we? It doesn’t matter if it’s pizza, Indian cuisine or a Chinese dish,…

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What is a ‘blind restaurant’? The rise of the dining in the dark experience

Us Brits like our food, that’s for sure. From a quick takeaway to a fancy meal out, we are often…

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