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More than 10,500 donors have so far given to the appeal, helping to support people experiencing hardship and povertyDonate to our charity appeal hereThe Guardian and Observer charity appeal in aid of grassroots charities operating at the frontline of t…
Company says it is hoping to secure long-term funding so it can build ‘gigafactory’ in Blyth, NorthumberlandThe battery startup Britishvolt is in talks to sell the majority of its shares to a consortium of investors, in a deal that could allow it to co…
Westwood’s family say they are ‘deeply disappointed’ WikiLeaks founder was not given temporary release from prisonJulian Assange has been denied permission to leave prison to attend the funeral of Dame Vivienne Westwood, according to her family.Westwoo…
Russell Group says more hard-up students in England will drop out if loans fail to keep up with rising costsHard-up students in England, who are struggling to pay their rent and bills as the cost of living soars, will lose out on as much as £1,500 a ye…
Japanese investor SoftBank thought to favour New York for computer chip designer’s IPORishi Sunak has reportedly restarted efforts to persuade the Japanese investor SoftBank to list the computer chip designer Arm in London.SoftBank has been considering…
Unions and industry leaders to meet ministers in attempt to break deadlockThe RMT leader, Mick Lynch, said ministers should “stop play-acting” and end the long-running dispute over pay, jobs and conditions on the railway, before a meeting in Whitehall …
Hazelnut and walnut trees among cultivars becoming commercially viable Nuts are being grown more than ever by English farmers as the climate heats, making the products more economically viable, growers have said.Nut trees are also helpful for biodivers…
Nurses’ and ambulance strikes to go ahead after latest round of talks failed to make substantial progress. This live blog is now closedRishi Sunak also insisted in his pooled TV interview that the government was focused on “the people’s priorities”. Re…
Redundancies expected to be concentrated in investment banking division and consumer armGoldman Sachs is expected to start one of the biggest rounds of redundancies in its history this week, with as many as 3,200 jobs to go as it looks to cut costs.The…
New scheme for companies, charities and public sector organisations to offer discount on wholesale pricesThe chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, is poised to announce a cut to the financial support offered to businesses to help with their energy bills.A new schem…