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‘Raw and visceral’ book on Korean colonialism shortlisted for debut fiction prize

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Nissan set to build Chery vehicles at Sunderland plant

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Enjoy your life, but pick your friends wisely – D-Day veteran on 100th birthday

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Post Office names Fujitsu’s replacements to run scandal-hit Horizon system

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First Taiwanese writer and translator win the International Booker Prize

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Man who stored guns in shipping container jailed for seven-and-a-half years

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Hantavirus: Testing ‘well under way’ for cruise Britons isolating at UK hospital

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Hantavirus: Cruise Britons isolate as captain praises ‘kindness’ and ‘unity’

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Passengers from hantavirus-hit cruise ship arrive at UK isolation facility

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Nissan to merge UK production lines and cut European workforce

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The Real Greek to shut nine restaurants after administration

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The Real Greek owner poised to call in administrators for Mediterranean chain

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SNP pledge to open ‘heart and lung MOT’ centres

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Kumori: New hand roll bar led by ex-Masa chef to open in Soho

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Trump makes Pearl Harbor joke in tense exchange in front of Japan PM

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Car park operator NCP falls into administration as post-Covid commuting stalls

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Royal Marines line street to pay tribute to Second World War veteran

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Harry Styles says he sometimes felt ‘existential’ while touring

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Starmer invites Japanese PM to Chequers at end of east Asia trip

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Em the Nutritionist teams up with Dinings SW3 for £35 menu

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Museum collection of James Bond and Harry Potter props ‘could be worth millions’

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Diageo to sell majority stake in East African beer business for £1.7bn

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Adele Roberts praises NHS after ‘concerning’ lump removed from her neck

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Harry makes cameo in Meghan’s Netflix Christmas special

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Princess Royal lays wreath in solemn moment with veterans in Singapore

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Post Office extends deal to use scandal-hit Horizon software

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Second World War veterans applauded as nation pays Remembrance Sunday tribute

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Pauline Collins was actress ‘of phenomenal skill,’ says Tom Conti

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King and author Sir Kazuo Ishiguro ‘discussed threat AI could pose to creatives’

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