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Tesla sales slump 40% across Europe as Elon Musk backlash grows
Tesla sales across Europe plunged 40% last month, raising further questions over the extent drivers are being put off by its chief executive Elon Musk's politics.
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Shell's new strategy is good news for your savings
You can be sure of Shell, as it was put in the old advertising slogan, the veracity of which was borne out today.
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Coca-Cola in talks to return to top tier of Premier League sponsors
The Coca-Cola Company is in talks to return to the top tier of the Premier League's commercial partners after a three-year hiatus.
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Why increasing number of farmers are at crisis point - and Prince William is being urged to 'speak up'
A farming mental health charity supported by Prince William has told Sky News it has seen a direct link between recent government policies and an increase in the number of farmers at crisis point.
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Home Office cancels hotel company's contract to house asylum seekers
A hotel company's contract to provide accommodation for asylum seekers has been cancelled.
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Thousands of new homes to be built across England in £2bn plan announced by chancellor
Thousands of new homes in England will be built as part of a £2bn plan to boost social and affordable house building, the government has said.
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Airlines threaten Heathrow with legal action
A body representing more than 90 airlines using Heathrow Airport has threatened to take legal action if a settlement over the costs they incurred from Friday's day-long closure is not reached.
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List of closures as hundreds at risk of redundancy due to Morrisons shutting cafes, meat counters and convenience stores
Roughly 365 jobs could be lost at Morrisons shops across Britain as cafes and in-store services are to close.
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National Grid boss claims Heathrow had 'enough power' despite shutdown
The chief executive of National Grid has claimed that Heathrow Airport had enough power from other substations despite Friday's shutdown.
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Trump trade war: Hopes rise for limited escalation
Global financial markets are giving a cautious welcome to reports the Trump administration is to row back on elements of its threatened trade war escalation.