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Barclays Maintains Confidence in Private Credit Controls Amid Industry Concerns Barclays has reiterated that its oversight measures are sufficient to handle its £20 billion involvement in the private credit sector, despite apprehensions raised by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the Bank of England. The bank’s chief executive, CS

Cyberattack on Jaguar Land Rover Costs UK Economy £1.9bn, Affects Over 5,000 Firms A cybersecurity organization has reported that the breach at Jaguar Land Rover has resulted in an estimated £1.9bn loss to the British economy, impacting more than 5,000 organizations. According to a study by

British Mussel Exporter Faces £150,000 Loss After Shipments Rejected by French Customs A major UK mussel exporter has lost £150,000 after three of its shipments to the EU were blocked by French customs in recent weeks. Offshore Shellfish, a family-owned business in Devon, has continued exporting blue mussels

If you enjoy chocolate-covered biscuits, you may notice a change—popular snacks like Club and Penguin can no longer be classified as chocolate biscuits. Instead, they are now labeled as “chocolate flavour” due to significant reductions in cocoa content. Both snacks, produced by McVitie’s, saw their recipes altered earlier

Flight Narrowly Avoids Disaster After Storm Diversion An inquiry has been launched after a Ryanair flight, struggling against severe winds during storm Amy last week, landed at Manchester Airport with only six minutes’ worth of fuel remaining. The aircraft had been transporting passengers from Pisa, Italy, to Prestwick, Scotland, on

Hackers Leak Personal Data of 5 Million Qantas Customers on Dark Web A cybercriminal group has released personal records of 5 million Qantas customers on the dark web after the airline did not meet their ransom demand. The breach is part of a larger global incident affecting over 40 companies,