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The first phase of a four-year £246m Government investment into battery technology is being launched to make batteries more accessible and affordable. Business and Energy Secretary Greg Clark will unveil details of the first phase, known as the Faraday Challenge, on

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Meat substitute firm Quorn Foods plans to create 300 jobs and invest £150m over the next five years to boost production at its plant in Billingham, Teesside. The global meat-free brand which is headquartered in Stokesley, North Yorkshire, and has capitalised on

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The International Monetary Fund has lowered its growth forecast for the UK to 1.7% for 2017. The organisation said a weaker than expected performance meant it was revising expectations from the 2% it predicted in April. The US also had its economic forecast downgraded

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Guests at Center Parcs in Elveden were evacuated from communal areas and told not to leave their lodges over a “suspect device” on Sunday night. Suffolk Police tweeted: “Officers are investigating after someone overheard mention of a suspect device

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Trade Secretary Liam Fox is reportedly open to importing chlorine-washed chickens from the US in order to secure a post-Brexit trade deal. Dr Fox is travelling to Washington DC where he will meet US trade representative Robert Lighthizer for two days of talks at the

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The boss of the UK pensions lifeboat is to step down after a near-nine year tenure in which he steered it to a more robust funding position amid a yawning chasm in defined benefit retirement schemes. Sky News has learnt that Alan Rubenstein is to quit his role as

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SuperAwesome, a UK start-up which claims a global audience of more than 500 million children, will announce this week that it is raising tens of millions of pounds from the sale of a stake in the company. Sky News has learnt that the London-based business, which works

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