Oliver Gill

Full service to return this week after bungled handover of catering contract leaves flights to and from London City airport without food during July

As Andy Burnham weighs changes to electric car sales targets, new analysis shows stronger customer interest amid rising fuel costs

As buyout firm swoops on the budget carrier, discussions with Richard Branson’s airline may result in selling tickets on each others’ flights

First, the deadline shifts for the ban on petrol cars. Now, EV sales targets could be cut while the death of petrol proceeds. How can carmakers plan?

UK said to have been given private assurances that EES deadline will be extended beyond the summer holidays after tech failures and long queues

British Steel costs the taxpayers £1.3 million a day. Speciality Steel UK was de-facto nationalised last year. Liberty Steel Dalzell in Scotland may be next

Fresh blow to Labour’s housebuilding promises as ministers consider bringing back Help to Buy

A third arrive late, many are overcrowded and there are 55 million ticket types. We examine the main challenges facing the state-owned operator

A £350 million taxpayer grant will come as welcome relief to the former FTSE 100 housebuilder. But the firm’s financial woes are far from over

A lucrative increase averts chaos for commuters on one of Europe’s busiest and most crowded railways, despite Avanti West Coast’s cancelled services