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Jonathan Brearley says the gas crisis has entered a second, more serious phase so people will pay more.

The holiday company says bookings for summer holidays are to "almost reach" pre-pandemic levels.

Tesla has reportedly also halted most production at its Shanghai plant due to problems sourcing parts.

The Advertising Standards Authority banned the campaign which used swear word substitutes like "shiitake".

The final version of the 19m-long Prime rocket is to be launched from a site in Sutherland.

The actor glued his hand to a Manhattan Starbucks counter over a surcharge on vegan milk.

Russia has been hammered by sanctions introduced by Western countries since its invasion of Ukraine.

Rising prices and higher taxes are squeezing Britons' budgets, according to researchers.

It says it plans to legislate to make private e-scooters 'safer' as part of a new transport law.

Electronic Arts will instead produce new football games under the banner EA Sports FC.

He says Twitter's decision to ban the former US president was 'morally wrong and flat-out stupid'.

The tech giant says the device will remain on sale "while stocks last".

Demand for Peloton's bikes and treadmills has sunk as pre-pandemic exercise habits return.

Theoretical physicists develop a mathematical model to explain how birds dip and dive in whirling flocks.

The Apprentice host had criticised the accountancy giant's new flexible work policy.

The TUC says the omission of an Employment Bill from the Queen's Speech will see "bad bosses celebrating".

The ban on the army using Lazada comes after royalists said a video mocked the country's royal family.

The record-breaking sum is the highest ever paid for either an American or 20th Century work of art.

Campaigners say the aviation industry cannot be relied on to tackle their role in climate change.

Scientists say there's now a strong chance that the world will warm by more than 1.5C by 2026.

Prince Charles will outline the government's plans after the Queen pulled out due to "mobility problems".

Lack of access to smartphones and computers is widening the education gulf in India.

Sales of used cars have risen, with greener electric and hybrid vehicles climbing fastest.

Pressure is building on the White House to address the worsening shortage of formula milk.

The Pride of Kent can now sail between Dover and Calais, the Maritime and Coastguard Agency says.