Troubled high-street retailer Marks & Spencer is cutting 4,390 jobs - most of them on the continent - as part of a radical restructuring of its business.
The chain, which has seen its sales dive, is closing its subsidiaries in mainland Europe and shutting its Direct catalogue business.
The move will mean 3,350 job losses in Europe, and just over 1,000 in the UK, including 350 at the company's head office on Baker Street, Marylebone, central London.