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Operators such as Vodafone pay landowners billions in rents every year at thousands of sites – but hoped to reduce these under the Electronic Communications Code, introduced in 2017.

My guess is that when things settle down we will find that we need to get people together in offices for most of the time. For the sake of our cities, let’s hope I am right.

They took a hammering because of the fund’s focus on the UK economy and its exposure to sectors such as travel that were badly affected by Covid-19. But manager Georgina Brittain is looking forward.

One of the country’s most respected asset managers has criticised investment groups that have jumped on the ethical bandwagon offering portfolio services and funds that do not fit the bill.

Midas recommended Volution in 2014, shortly after the business was listed.But the stock was hit by Covid-19 concerns. The best approach may be to cut holdings by half and diversify.

African countries are at an earlier stage in the digital revolution than most others, but progress is rapid and Airtel is helping to make it happen.

Andrew Davis, customer director at the bank, described a savings rate as just the ‘icing on the cake’ for depositors. His comments are likely to anger millions of savers starved of returns.

Four days ago, more than 215,000 learners were left hanging on the line, waiting to see if they would be among the lucky ones to get one of 35,000 driving test slots available.

Craig Hayman knows better than most how the polite, modest British approach to technology has often caused us to undersell ourselves on the world stage.

Baroness Ros Altmann is calling for more fairness from town halls after we uncovered dozens of cases where grieving families had been hit with unexpected council tax bills.