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The Official Barbie Movie account is criticised for replying to images which made fun of atomic bombs.

But overall, shop prices are still 7.6% higher this July compared with a year ago.

Nigel Farage says the bank has offered to reinstate both his personal and business accounts.

People with enough money to rent affordable housing are being told their incomes are too low.

A social media monitoring group says legal threats sent by X Corp are an attempt to "silence criticism".

As concerns about climate change continue wind-powered shipping is making a comeback.

The government is offering energy firms North Sea permits but what do they allow them to do?

To meet climate change targets, more of the UK's energy needs to come from low-carbon sources.

Defence Minister Guido Crosetto says the Belt and Road scheme has not benefitted his country.

The prime minister is expected to announce millions of pounds of funding for a carbon capture project.

The Consumer Duty should put more onus on financial firms to ensure customers are dealt with fairly.

Big tech firms like IBM are no longer asking for degrees when hiring staff.

It comes after two banking bosses quit over the row about the closure of Mr Farage's Coutts account.

The US rapper was accused of violating the rules on the social media platform now known as X.

The IPA gave the project a "red" warning, raising issues related to budgets and schedules.

The prime minister is facing calls from some Conservative MPs to rethink certain green policies.

With shoplifting on the rise, we speak to some people about why they do it and others about their experiences facing it.

Musk is an admirer of Chinese mega-app WeChat, which combines messaging, social media, finances, dating, and more.

People will not be able to use standard stamps without a barcode after Monday 31 July, says Royal Mail.

Andrew Griffith's comments come after PM Rishi Sunak refused to back Sir Howard Davies.

Many carriers do not follow official guidance on reduced prices for care assistants, the BBC finds.

The job posting amid a strike partly driven by AI fears triggers an angry reaction from actors.

Monzo initially refused to tell the anti-Brexit campaigner why the account was being shut down.

The 77-year-old company warned in April that it could go bust unless it quickly raised new financing.

The firm says users should check the accuracy of answers Bard provides with its traditional search engine.

US movie and TV writers have been on strike since May with artificial intelligence a core issue.

Semiconductors power every aspect of modern life, from computers and smartphones to cars.

A charity says batteries for e-bikes should require third-party approval before being sold in the UK.

The comments come as Mattel reported a 12% fall in sales for the three months to the end of June.

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg expresses pride in the launch of his new social media app.

A $300m bond for Tottenham Hotspur tycoon Joe Lewis is secured by his luxury boat and private jets.

There will be least another month to respond to plans to close hundreds of rail ticket offices, the BBC understands

The bank's chief executive is to quit after coming under pressure in row over Nigel Farage account.

A group of charities wants the government to speed up plans to overhaul private renting in England.

World economy expected to grow 3% this year but inflation and interest rates pose risk, says IMF.

The iconic pair were a limited edition made in the 1990's only for employees.

The government is facing calls from senior Tories to ditch what they see as unpopular green policies.

The consumer goods giant reports growth based almost entirely on lifting its prices.

A victim paid just £2 an hour describes her ordeal as investigators make the care industry a "top priority".

Thousands of people scan their irises on first official launch day of "dystopian" crypto project.

For the first time since 2011, Spotify confirms a price hike for about 200m ad-free subscribers.

The venture capital industry comes under fire from MPs over lack of diversity in investments.

Social media posts are targeting people in problem debt with a product that could leave them worse off.

The UK's competition watchdog is to investigate unregulated legal services following consumer complaints.

Some airlines are continuing to fly to the islands but can you cancel your flight and get a refund?

Barbie has the year's most successful opening weekend for a film in the US and Canada, making $155m.

The Twitter owner says he wants to replace the logo with an "X".

The Cornetto maker says it will comply with Russian law to permit staff to be conscripted.

Minister calls meeting with 19 banks over concerns accounts are closed due to political views.

UK inflation and interest rates are high but if you include growth, jobs and taxes its a mixed picture.