Jaguar Land Rover faces £2bn bill after cyber attack leaves it uninsured
UK carmaker's lack of cyber insurance raises risk to suppliers as government weighs direct procurement plan
UK carmaker's lack of cyber insurance raises risk to suppliers as government weighs direct procurement plan

Home Office data indicate Labubu dolls make up the vast majority of counterfeit toys seized, with safety concerns prompting a government campaign
Family alleges a newly opened Marriott property refused to check in without a physical card, despite digital-check-in promotions, prompting them to shelter in their vehicle with a 3-year-old.
Defect in steering column upper shaft could detach and cause a loss of steering control; recall to be repaired at no cost to owners with letters to go out Oct. 6, final remedy expected December 2025
As he retires after 16 years at the helm, Sir Anton Muscatelli calls for a country‑wide review of funding and the sector’s shape ahead of key Scottish Funding Council reports.

August's 20.5% jump to an annualized 800,000 units follows price cuts and easing borrowing costs, but economists caution on volatility and affordability.
Hedge fund terminates Maja Hazell and begins winding down its DEI unit as scrutiny over diversity policies grows on and off Wall Street.
Carrier resumes operations after a one-hour ground stop prompted by a connectivity issue; second such incident against the backdrop of ongoing IT and operations challenges.
High-street retailer posts a 2.5% revenue decline in six months to August; UK sales fall 3.3% amid inflation and higher unemployment expectations