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England's coronavirus restrictions will be eased further on Monday, with pubs and restaurants allowed to serve customers outdoors.

"Hello London" says the brightly optimistic 12-foot yellow sign on the piazza in Covent Garden.

David Cameron took financier Lex Greensill for a "private drink" with Health Secretary Matt Hancock to discuss a payment scheme later launched in the NHS, according to a report.

David Cameron has reportedly told friends it was a mistake to send private text messages to Chancellor Rishi Sunak to help his employer gain access to a coronavirus loan scheme.

The UK's most influential commercial property organisation is wading into a battle over the future of the Japanese-owned car park operator NCP.

One of Britain's wealthiest businessmen is assembling a £300m takeover bid for Homebase, the DIY chain revived from the brink of collapse just three years ago.

The owner of the vast Stanlow oil refinery in north-west England is in urgent talks about its future amid concern that it could be nearing collapse.

Jet2's chief executive says the travel company will suspend flights and holidays until at least 23 June due to uncertainty over the government's travel proposals.

Virgin Atlantic's chief executive is forecasting an increase in demand for air travel over the coming months as restrictions ease.

Irwin Mitchell, the legal services provider, is laying the ground for a public share sale that would instantly turn it into the most valuable law firm on the London stock market.