EU throws out US data sharing deal over surveillance fears
In its ruling it said that "in respect of certain surveillance programmes", EU citizens are not given "actionable rights before the courts...
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Mortgage lenders to review cladding rules after declaring homes ‘worthless’
Mortgage lenders will change rules which have made thousands of homes effectively worthless because of fears of flammable cladding – even...
Pizza Express to close dozens of restaurants
Pizza Express is preparing to shut dozens of restaurants as Britain's biggest casual dining chain grapples with the fallout from...
Emergency measures launched to stem tsunami of cash machine closures during Covid-19
People must be told at least 12 weeks in advance if they are to lose their local cash machine under...
Vaccine success set to put AstraZeneca in pole position
Andrew Baum, a healthcare analyst at Citi, believes that any future financial returns on a successful vaccine is unlikely to...
Why Twitter’s disastrous hack could have been so much worse
On Wednesday afternoon a tornado approached central Illinois. Normally, the Twitter account run by the National Weather Service outpost based...
Boost for savers as Government orders NS&I to increase deposits six-fold
Savers have been boosted after the Government-owned National Savings & Investments was ordered to dramatically increase customer deposits. NS&I has...
We must not allow a potentially hostile foreign power gain a grip over our nuclear industry
Nevertheless, even at this late hour it’s still not too late to switch back to a more sensible course of...
Five charts that show the unemployment dam is about to break
Mark Twain once said that there are “lies, damned lies, and statistics” and the latest official figures on the jobs...
The death of the commuter is an extinction-level event for London
This was the week when the penny finally dropped. The prevalence of coronavirus may have collapsed across Britain, but we...
