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The ground floor studio flat, which is located in Hendon, Barnet, north west London, comes with a modern kitchen, a small living room furnished with a sofa and coffee table and a bathroom.

Shares in Marmite maker Unilever are sharply lower after it made an audacious swoop for GlaxoSmithKline's consumer healthcare arm.

Train operators switch to emergency timetables as a result of high staff sickness rates.

Amazon will continue to allow UK customers to pay using credit cards issued by Visa. The US tech giant originally planned to block the cards on Wednesday January 19th in a dispute over interchange fees.

Adam Weedon, 40, put out an advert looking to hire labourers for his company, Ad-A-Brick Building Services, in Chatham, Kent, but vowed to weed out unsuitable candidates after a run of bad luck.

Motorists face hiked fines if found to have blocked yellow box junctions, broken parking rules, performed illegal turns and driving in bus lanes on designated red routes.

BREXIT has not caused a mass exodus from the City of London despite the fears many Remainers had in the lead up to the UK's exit from the EU.

Antonio Horta-Osorio leaves the bank after breaking UK quarantine rules to watch tennis at Wimbledon.

Royal Mail delivery services are being affected by both staff being off due to Covid-related self isolation, as well as high levels of workers signed off sick - see the full list of affected places below

Goldman Sachs is backing a new half a billion pound “Paris-proof” London development as investors bet that demand for eco-friendly offices will jump in the post-pandemic era.

Your Co-op Travel, which has 76 travel agency branches across England including 19 in the West Midlands, has enjoyed its busiest week of trading since the pandemic began.

Some 45 percent of the US commercial fleet have been cleared for low-visibility landing at just over half of the airports most affected by 5G interference, the FAA said.