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Drafting in the Army will not end fuel crisis, industry warns

The Petrol Retailers Association said there is no ‘absolute panacea’ as Boris Johnson considers ordering troops to drive oil tankers.

Labour sets out plans to support high street firms by taxing online giants

Shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves said she would freeze business rates next year if she was in No 11.

Boohoo reveals names of 1,100 factories in transparency drive

The list was published as part of improvements to the business following disclosures some UK factory workers were paid below minimum wage.

FTSE 100 Live: European markets brush off Germany’s election gridlock as oil prices rise again

Investors look to have taken Germany's federal election gridlock in their stride as European markets are forecast to open the week on the front foot today.

Aldi UK plans to create 2000 new jobs as sales reach record £13.5 billion

Aldi intends to create another 2000 jobs in the UK next year, as the grocer expands following sales reaching a record high.

Penka Petkova: Cello player, 26, missing after failing to appear for concert

A prestigious cello player is missing after failing to appear at a concert, with concerned friends saying her phone has been switched off.

No Time To Die producer Barbara Broccoli says James Bond will always be male

Bond producer Barbara Broccoli has said she believes 007 will always be a male character.

Your morning briefing: What you should know for Monday, September 27

PM ‘considering sending in Army’ to drive fuel trucks as pumps run dry

Government ‘won’t stand back and let school attendance fall’, Nadhim Zahawi says

Headteachers’ unions have warned that educational disruption remains ‘significant’ and some schools are already struggling to keep classes open.

Number of homes snapped up by buyers this year ‘will be highest since 2007’

Buyers rushed to make stamp duty savings in the first half of 2021 and made lifestyle and location changes.

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