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Trainee pilots are urging the aviation watchdog to prevent others from losing money and qualifications.

The Dutch government said the decision was taken on "national security grounds".

Applications remain steady, but the lender says higher rates could cause "significant drag" on the market.

The former environment secretary says the government is getting it wrong on immigration and skills.

The boss of the British Gas-owner Centrica forecasts that households will pay £2,000 a year.

The US-based firm says it will also close its studio in Los Angeles and cancel two video game titles.

Instead it will focus on travel retail and opening up in the US and Europe, its boss tells the BBC.

Australia extends the age limit to 35 for Brits who want to live and work down under.

People withdraw £4.6bn from accounts in May - the highest on record, Bank of England data shows.

Halifax, Nationwide and HSBC are among those increasing interest rates on new home loans.

Two companies plan to supply the battery-grade product to the electric car industry within five years.

The regulator says Thames needs to improve its financial resilience, and it will keep the sector under scrutiny.

Despite a shortage of plumbers and heating system installers the industry is still dominated by men.

There are fears the government's plan could lead to volatility in financial markets.

All-inclusive deals for some parts of Spain and Greece are more than 20% more expensive this year.

Some people struggle to get online, putting them at a disadvantage, a Lord's committee says.

The Microsoft-backed company says the London office will allow it to 'attract world-class talent'.

Probe launched after emergency services across the UK reported 999 calls were failing to connect on Sunday.

Reports suggest the company is in talks over its future, with one option being temporary re-nationalisation.

The BBC gains exclusive access to illegal moneylenders who are charging interest rates of up to 50%.

Working families on universal credit can claim more of their childcare costs from Wednesday.

It is the latest attempt by the parent company of Facebook to make its VR business profitable.

The charity has said that meeting workers' demands would leave it not "financially viable".

Wine recommendation apps are now using AI to help better match people with a bottle they will like.

Britain's car industry should keep "regulatory alignment" with the EU to avoid extra costs, says Tim Slatter.

The chancellor says there is an "issue" with banks taking "too long" to pass on higher rates to savers.

The bank will move to a smaller London office to allow for more flexible working post-pandemic.

The struggling cinema chain is undergoing a restructure as it tries to escape huge debts.

The accounting giant will sell its Australian government consultancy operation for a nominal A$1.

Many people are using AI like ChatGPT to improve their language skills but learning that way has drawbacks.

The buyer of the prospective battery plant in Northumberland has not yet paid for the site.

The US and UK are trying to crack down on firms tricking customers into renewing their subscription.

Security staff at Heathrow will no longer strike after accepting an improved pay offer.

Retail sales rose 0.3% last month as shoppers bought summer clothes and goods, official figures show.

Councils say app payments save money but charities warn people without a smartphone could be excluded.

The announcement comes as the global toy industry faces a slowdown in demand.

It comes after parliament passed a bill requiring tech giants to compensate publishers for news.

The big lenders, from NatWest to Nationwide, meet the chancellor over upheaval in the mortgage market.

Earlier this month, Meta showed staff plans for a text-based social network designed to compete with Twitter.

There has been a big increase across the UK in the number of students earning money, research reveals.

Separately, two former Wirecard employees were sentenced to jail in the city state earlier this week.

Turkey is expected to reverse some of the unorthodox economic policies of President Erdogan.

Analysts expect the base rate to go up from 4.5% to 4.75%, to tackle rising prices.

The Bank of England is expected to raise rates from a current level of 4.5% to control price rises.

More than 200 firms face penalties and must repay workers after breaches hit 63,000 people.

The World Bank says many years of financial support are needed as London hosts a major conference.

Airbus has been testing new automated technology that it says has the potential to improve flight safety.

Food prices are growing faster in the UK than in Germany, Portugal or Sweden.

The chancellor says introducing help for mortgage holders would fuel further inflation.

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