Author: Nathan Bissitt

Heinz says it is considering changing the name of Salad Cream for the first time in 104 years… to Sandwich Cream. The food giant proposed the rebrand after research found that only 14% of consumers actually use it on salads. Its survey suggested that the

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The government has been criticised for providing “a notable lack of detail” when it comes to its plans to support farmers post-Brexit. MPs on the environment, food and rural affairs committee have called for “more clarity on funding, delivery and

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Calais and other European port bosses have warned they will “never be ready” for Brexit if border plans are not nailed down quickly. MPs were told by chiefs from ports in France and Belgium that the “clock is ticking”. They told the Treasury

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The TSB chief executive is due before MPs today for a second round of questioning over the bank’s IT meltdown and the continued chaos facing thousands of customers. Paul Pester returns to face the Treasury select committee weeks after being accused by MPs of

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European governments are advising businesses not to use British parts in goods for export ahead of Brexit, Sky News has established.  In its advice rolled out to all Dutch businesses, the Dutch government has told its exporters that “if a large part of your

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Fashion designer Kate Spade has been found dead in her New York apartment in an apparent suicide, police have said. The 55-year-old American businesswoman was said to have been found by a housekeeper inside the apartment on Park Avenue in Manhattan’s Upper East

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Aston Villa Football Club has suspended its chief executive just days after losing the match badged as the most lucrative in world football, as it faces the potential threat of a winding-up order over a multimillion pound tax bill. Sky News has learnt that Villa,

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Clothing retailer H&M is making its UK sizes bigger following years of complaints from customers. Its womenswear measurements will now be in line with standard UK sizing following widespread criticism that their clothes are smaller than other high street chains.

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MPs will be asked to vote on expanding Heathrow airport within weeks after the government gave the go ahead for a third runway. Transport Secretary Chris Grayling told the House of Commons the cabinet had agreed the controversial move, an action he described as

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[unable to retrieve full-text content]The Culture Secretary is to make a statement to MPs on Tuesday afternoon on the proposed takeover of Sky by 21st Century Fox, according to Sky News sources. Source: Sky

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