The East Midlands town has three claims to fame: its Crown Derby fine porcelain, its football club and the engineering prowess at Rolls-Royce, a byword for British quality, employing 12,000 locals.
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Sir Richard Branson loses Virgin Trains High Court battle
In another blow for the billionaire tycoon, a judge dismissed a case brought by Virgin Rail, Stagecoach and France’s SNCF against the Department for Transport over various franchise bids.
Fat cats back on full pay as millions face unemployment
The chief executives of FTSE 100 firms including Burberry, food manufacturer Bakkavor, and builder Persimmon have reverted to full pay after cutting their wages.
De La Rue to shutter Gateshead factory putting 260 jobs at risk
The closure comes more than two years after the document and banknote maker lost the contract to print Britain’s blue Brexit passports to Franco-Dutch company Gemalto.
RUTH SUNDERLAND: Green light to print money
One fear among some economists about the policy response to the virus is that we are storing up huge trouble and at some point down the line it will create an inflationary boom.
VW uses low-emission freight ship to transport cars
VW claims the freighter reduces carbon dioxide emissions by up to 25%, nitrogen oxide emissions by up to 30%, soot particles by up to 60% and sulphur oxide emissions by up to 100%.
Homeowners with equity release warned they may have been given poor advice
The equity release market has boomed in recent years but the Financial Conduct Authority now says some customers aren’t getting the right advice when taking the loans.
Boohoo continues to ‘defy the doubters’ as its share price surges
The company’s share price jumped over 10 per cent this morning and currently stands up just over 7 per cent to 417.17p, marking an all-time high for the company on the London Stock Exchange.
Best savings rates that now beat inflation
The CPI measure of inflation stood at 0.5% in May, a four-year low and the fourth successive month in which inflation has fallen, according to the ONS.
E10 fuel to be sold at forecourts from 2021 can damage older cars
DfT estimates there are 700,000 petrol models in the UK that cannot run on E10 fuel – around 3% of all cars on the road. The greener petrol can cause damage to these classics and older cars.










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