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Lawyers acting for two people who fell ill in the outbreak have started legal proceedings.

About 1,000 residents in Edinburgh see a huge jump in their heating bills.

Several people have told the BBC they are still facing issues, with some saying they have little cash left.

About 1,000 residents in Edinburgh see a huge jump in their heating bills.

The BBC's economics editor speaks to Swindon residents as part of the Your Voice, Your Vote project.

Former Fujitsu Horizon expert tells an inquiry he did not think the software was "a monster".

The average private rent for tenancies in England has risen by 22% since the last general election.

Tech firms commonly highlight their use of AI, but in some cases it may be exaggerated.

The contractor also alleged he was labelled a "snitch" for speaking up over safety issues.

Port Talbot could lose more than £200m in wages because of Tata Steel job cuts, analysis shows.

An economic impact report reveals the planned resort could create 20,000 jobs during construction.

The Chinese firm has filed official confidential paperwork with UK regulators, the BBC understands.

Sony, Universal and Warner claim AI software steals music to "spit out" similar work.

Margaret Thatcher had Essex Man and New Labour boasted Mondeo Man. Now it's the turn of Renter Ruth.

New technology promises TV and phone screens that use much less electricity than current models.

Funding concerns are expected to see Saudi Arabia reduce its giant building schemes.

Four Hinduja family members were given prison sentences ranging from four to four-and-a-half years.

Providers are increasing using artificial intelligence to maintain a reliable service.

It is the first time in 40 years that UK steel workers have taken strike action.

The firm told a man it was sending his details to a debt collector over an incorrect £2,500 bill.

The government will recover almost all the cost of temporarily nationalising Bulb in 2021.

Many have hit out at the brand online, suggesting they would return fewer items if sizing was consistent.

Borrowing reaches £15bn, less than forecast but lays bare challenges facing the next government.

Bank of England interest rates affect mortgage, loan and savings rates for millions of people.

Former sub-postmasters react angrily as the company launches an urgent investigation into breach.

Workers are set to vote on whether GMB should be recognised at the online retailer's Coventry site.

Both Conservative and Labour plan to reduce government investment over the next parliamentary term

One of the rainiest springs on record boosted soup sales while denting those for sun cream, figures suggest.

Spain is looking at storing electricity or increasing demand to solve electricity oversupply.

The UK's largest retailer reports higher sales, but controversy persists over its boss's pay package.

If TikTok is banned in the US, where might its social shoppers go?

How artificial intelligence is increasingly helping the arable farming sector.

Storing information with holograms and in glass is being proposed to deal with a deluge of data.

The company has been slower to roll out generative AI features than rivals including Google and Microsoft.

Windows were smashed and rocks thrown in the co-ordinated protests by the group Palestine Action.

The retailer could be heading for London's stock market, but its rise has not come without controversy.

The retailer could be heading for London's stock market, but its rise has not come without controversy.

Jensen Huang is at the forefront of an AI boom, which coincides with Nvidia's rise as a leading chip firm.

The plans would include "unilaterally reversing" the expansion of the Ulez clean air scheme in London.

US employers added 272,000 jobs in May which was far higher than economists expected.

With a unity government in the offing, the economy is a crucial subject for negotiations.

Bidders have until next week to make an offer and save the remaining 1,500 UK jobs at the retailer.

Public posts, images and image captions will also be used to develop parent company Meta's AI tools.

Artificial intelligence systems are increasingly being used to help test new drugs and chemicals.

The country has come up with an ambitious plan to become the engine room of the new green economy.

Hot tubs are becoming a standard feature at holiday parks, but can they be made more energy efficient?

Hot tubs are becoming a standard feature at holiday parks, but can they be made more energy efficient?

Firms are placing their Christmas orders early to avoid empty shelves as shipping route disruption continues.

The Canadian government is pushing hard for cities to build more "fourplex" apartment blocks.

Nationwide building society says prices rose by 0.4% despite buyers facing "affordability pressures".