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London store submits planning application to renovate a detailed Egyptian-themed hall and five-floor escalator which features busts of former owner.

A TUC poll shows 74% of 2024 Labour voters who are now "leaning to Reform" back wealth, gambling, and bank taxes. Rachel Reeves will make her tax plans clear at her autumn budget on 26 November.

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Sky's Paul Kelso examines the deputy prime minister's account of her error and outlines why some decisions were likely to have been made as she fights for her political life.

Beauty chain Lush has shut its UK shops, website and factories in protest at the Israeli government "preventing urgent humanitarian assistance from entering Gaza".

There is "considerably more doubt" over when future interest rate cuts can take place, the governor of the Bank of England has said.

London Underground workers will walk off the job for four full days, causing disruption from Sunday to Friday. Here's everything you need to know about the dates, times, and lines affected.

Bodycare, which was founded on a market stall in Lancashire in 1970, is preparing to appoint Interpath as administrator on Friday, putting 1,500 jobs at risk, Sky News learns.

RedBird Capital Partners has formally notified the Department for Culture, Media and Sport of the details of its takeover of the Daily and Sunday Telegraph in a step towards ending the 28-month hiatus over their ownership, Sky News learns.

As state borrowing costs have risen, the value of a pound has dropped, meaning sterling goes less far than before the latest spike.