Swindon Hepatitis C group aims to raise £5k
A SCHEME that supports Swindon people with a potentially life-changing disease hopes to raise £5,000.
BUSINESS: ‘The single market is non-negotiable’
The integrity of the EU single market and the preservation of freedom of movement will be non-negotiable in forthcoming talks on Britain’s post-Brexit relationship with its former partners, Michel Barnier has said.
BUSINESS: Gender pay gap of 21 per cent at bank
The Bank of England has defended its efforts to boost diversity despite unveiling a gender pay gap of 21 per cent.
Let's keep the 'X' out of Christmas
LET me be the first to say it this year: I hate Xmas. Always have, always will. On the other hand, I love Christmas, and everything about it, apart from when people spell it with an 'X', writes GRAHAM CARTER.
BUSINESS: Chancellor is given a Budget warning
Chancellor Philip Hammond has been warned he must tackle the crises in housing and social care in his forthcoming budget.
BUSINESS: M&S set to speed up high street closures
High street giant Marks & Spencer has said it will accelerate its clothing store closure plans and slow Simply Food openings as it posted a 5.3 per cent fall in half-year profits.
BUSINESS: US trade deal must retain UK standards
Any trade deal with the United States will not allow reductions in our standards, Liam Fox has insisted.
BUSINESS: Bank posts profits for a third quarter
Royal Bank of Scotland has posted its third consecutive quarter in the black after swinging to a third quarter profit.
