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A US special forces veteran and his son have admitted illegally helping ex-Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn flee Japan ahead of his trial on financial misconduct charges, according to a Tokyo-based news agency.

Boris Johnson will plead with the nation to make "one last heave" to freedom as he announces a delay of four weeks in lifting lockdown restrictions in England.

WhatsApp has launched its first global marketing campaign in reaction to a public backlash against a privacy policy announcement.

Sir Richard Branson is in advanced talks about a multibillion dollar merger to take Virgin Orbit, his satellite launch company, on to the US public markets.

Passenger numbers plummeted by 223 million last year, as a result of the COVID-19 outbreak, new figures show.

Aer Lingus has announced a number of regional flights have been cancelled after one of its operators ceased trading.

Boris Johnson has urged world leaders not to "repeat the mistake" of the 2008 financial crisis as they met for talks on how to recover from the coronavirus pandemic.

Britain's economy grew by 2.3% in April as the high street and hospitality sector reopened, official figures show.

The government should revoke a series of steel quotas on cheap imports despite warnings it will damage domestic producers, trade advisers have recommended.

Dominic Raab has said "the ball is very much in the EU's court" with regards to the implementation of the Northern Ireland Protocol , as French president Emmanuel Macron has warned Britain that the Brexit deal is not renegotiable.