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US tariff cuts won't kick in for weeks: British firms left in the dark over when Trump's levies will finally be liftedUS tariff cuts won't kick in for weeks: British firms left in the dark over when Trump's levies will finally be lifted

Britain's car, steel and aluminium industries continue to face additional 25% levies despite the agreement sealed by Trump and Keir Starmer.

Cyber crooks won't spoil BBQ weekend, says M&S as it claims stock levels are back to normalCyber crooks won't spoil BBQ weekend, says M&S as it claims stock levels are back to normal

M&S has been reeling ever since it was hacked over Easter - leaving grocery shelves empty and forcing it to stop taking clothes orders online.

Fears for 1,500 jobs as sandwich maker Greencore agrees to buy rival Bakkavor in £1.2bn dealFears for 1,500 jobs as sandwich maker Greencore agrees to buy rival Bakkavor in £1.2bn deal

Greencore will pay £2 a share for Bakkavor to form a combined food group with annual sales of about £4bn, but around 1,525 staff, could lose their jobs.

NatWest on the brink of full private ownership as taxpayers' stake falls below 1%NatWest on the brink of full private ownership as taxpayers' stake falls below 1%

The Treasury said it has sold another chunk of shares in the lender, led by chief exec Paul Thwaite, taking its holding down from 1.98% to 0.9%.