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Amazon pay £1 million corporation tax – despite turnover of more than £2.3 billion
Jeremy Corbyn said it's "one rule for the rich and another for the rest of us."
Jeremy Corbyn better than no-deal Brexit, investment bankers say
Corbyn has long been the scourge of the banking sector, but new reports suggest the City could be warming to him.
Pound actually goes back up as Boris Johnson loses his majority
When Labour MP Angela Eagle asked the PM if he would respect a parliamentary vote to stop him crashing the country out of the EU with no deal, he told parliament that he would respect the law.
What happened in 1985 when the pound was last so low?
The pound has slumped to its lowest level against the US dollar since 1985, but what happened last time?
‘Outlook for sterling may well worsen’ – Pound falls below 1.20 US dollars amid election speculation
Sterling hit its lowest level since the ‘flash crash’ in October 2016 and experts have warned over further declines.
Could the birthplace of global warming help tackle the climate change crisis?
Ironbridge Gorge is widely seen as the birthplace of the industrial revolution, and it could lead the world into the new digital industrial revolution.
Co-operative sector shows poor growth despite exceptional economic performance, report reveals
Iwan Doherty gives his insight on the state of the co-operative economy.
Costly, Chaotic and Catastrophic: What happens next with a no-deal Brexit?
Richard Graham Corbett has served as Leader of the European Parliamentary Labour Party since 2017 and as an MEP since 2014.
UK restaurant sector in dire straits as lenders lose confidence
A weakened pound and oversupply have been blamed for a 35 per cent drop in credit quality since 2015.