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Campaigners warned companies in the threatened industry need support to move to environmentally-friendly processes before it is too late

Five BBC news presenters – Martine Croxall, Annita McVeigh, Geeta Guru-Murthy, Kasia Madera and Karin Giannone – have reportedly not been seen on the news channel since March

Virgin Orbit has announced it is ceasing operations and will sell its assets to four bidders, two months after 85% of its workforce was laid off after failing to find investment

David Parker nicked the money from under his colleagues' noses at the financial advisor firm - and, over four years, moved the cash into bank accounts he controlled

Arcadia, including Topshop, Topman, Burton and Dorothy Perkins, left 444 shops vacant in the UK when it fell into administration in 2020 - and many are still empty

BBC newsreader Huw Edwards has spoken out amid claims he's been offered voluntary redundancy by the corporation after nearly 40 years of service

The decision to target some of the most senior journalists with redundancy offers is said to have sent 'shockwaves' through the industry, amid claims the 'struggling' BBC are attempting to pay off many of its long-serving top talent

The news may soon look very different as a string of presenters including Reeta Chakrabarti, Clive Myrie and Sophie Raworth have been given the opportunity to take voluntary redundancy

Rishi Sunak was quizzed about his commitment to the UK steel sector amid rising fears over job cuts and the support needed to switch to "green steel"

Unite general secretary Sharon Graham has written to Rishi Sunak warning of the potential consequences of the Government failing to invest in switching to more environmentally-friendly production

The High Court in Manchester will tomorrow hear an application by GFG Alliance to overturn the administration process slapped on Aartee Bright Bar last month

Fresh fears have been raised about the future of the sector after a major report found the UK “falling further behind in the race to develop green steel plants”

Trade body says support is desperately needed amid fears almost 7,000 convenience stores could shut their doors with the loss of 46,000 jobs as fuel costs quadruple

ChatGPT has been hailed as the next piece of digital technology to transform our world... but critics fear it could have severe repercussions and lead to job cuts

The Scunthorpe-based company, which announced plans for hundreds of job losses last month, revealed it had netted a deal for a Guinea freight line

Three in 10 pubs are at risk of going to the wall in a devastating blow to communities across Britain as beer and energy prices threaten to drag our much-loved boozers under

Mirror agony aunt Coleen Nolan speaks to a reader who is struggling after losing her job and can't get out as much as she used to

Twitter boss Elon Musk has sacked 200 employees at the social-networking giant including head of payments Esther Crawford, who introduced the controversial "blue tick" verification

The posts are under threat at the Chinese-owned firm, which is poised to close its coking ovens at its plant at Scunthorpe, Lincolnshire, in a bid to slash soaring costs

Around 60 employees at Verastar Ltd in Sale, Greater Manchester, were reportedly hauled into a virtual meeting last week, where they were told they're at risk of being made redundant if they aren't prepared to move overseas

Food delivery giant Deliveroo went on a hiring spree during Covid lockdowns - but the business has now been hit as the cost of living forces customers to cut back

Scunthorpe's Tory MP triggered an emergency Commons debate after the company warned of potential redundancies as energy costs soar and pressure on the industry to slash emissions grows

The company delivered a fresh blow to the sector this morning as the industry battles high energy costs and struggles to compete with foreign rivals

David Black was offered voluntary redundancy and decided to leave his old life on the buses to pursue his dream after becoming miserable during the Covid pandemic

The Government is curbing help for firms hit by surging energy prices - raising fears for the future of the UK's fragile steel industry amid sky-high costs