So it's official - Britain is in recession.

The UK has been tipped into the "largest recession on record", according to official figures charting the impact of the coronavirus crisis on the economy.

Ice cream maker Ben & Jerry's has taken on Home Secretary Priti Patel over moves to stem the surge in migrant Channel crossings - and received a chilly response.

The Trafford Centre, Britain's fourth-biggest shopping mall, is being put up for sale less than two months after its parent company, Intu Properties, collapsed into administration.

Post-Brexit trade talks between the UK and Japan have reportedly hit a "stumbling block" - blue cheese.

Demand for takeaways during lockdown set the tills ringing at Domino's Pizza, although coronavirus-linked costs hit profits.

Pubs and bars in England are ignoring COVID-19 guidance, potentially putting public health at risk, a Sky News investigation has found.

Debenhams has announced plans to cut a further 2,500 jobs as the retail sector reels from the effects of the coronavirus crisis.

Company payrolls have plunged by 730,000 since the start of the coronavirus crisis lockdown as the UK braces for a feared acceleration in unemployment.

The government's Eat Out to Help Out initiative was used to help pay for almost 11 million meals in its first week, according to the Treasury.