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Bills for homes using a typical amount of gas and electricity will drop by £11 a month.

Network Rail is introducing speed restrictions and a revised timetable for Monday and Tuesday.

US business Dr Bronner's has criticised the B Corp scheme for allowing in too many multinationals.

A University of Oxford study says Uber's dynamic pricing algorithm has seen drivers income decrease.

In a city where the birth rate has fallen by a third in a decade, many blame financial pressures.

With new games reaching record prices, some gamers fear their hobby is becoming unaffordable.

The manufacturer has admitted it is "actively exploring" options amid talks of a move to the United States.

With new games reaching record prices, some gamers fear their favourite hobby is becoming unaffordable.

The Government is boxed in from this week's events - and lacks the Houdini skills to escape, says the BBC's Faisal Islam

Company executives say the sportwear giant will cut its reliance on producing goods in China to ease the impact of US trade policies.

In Lithuania and Australia, hungry fly larvae are used to process food waste into useful protein.

AB Foods warns it will shut the UK's biggest bioethanol producer unless the government steps in.

The Asian nation is importing thousands of tonnes of electronic waste per year, despite a ban.

A total of £9,324,930.29 will be available to support residents facing financial hardship.

Network Rail signs deal which will it claims will see an improvement to phone connectivity on trains and stations.

The conflict between Iran and Israel adds further uncertainty to an already strained global outlook.

Companies that act as "middlemen" between patients and doctors are not regulated by the fertility watchdog.

Many sub-postmasters are yet to receive "fair and timely" compensation over Horizon IT scandal, a report says.

Crude has dropped by more than 5% with prices now below the level when Israel first launched its attack.

The Competition and Markets Authority says it wants to open up the UK search market.

Airlines scramble to cancel and reroute flights after Doha and Dubai airports shut briefly.

The boss of mobile gaming giant Supercell says the industry needs to take bigger risks to compete.

The Reform UK leader says money raised from the policy would go to the lowest-paid 10% of full-time workers.

The country's economy has been surprisingly resilient but there are underlying problems.

The social supermarket in North Shields is a lifeline for struggling families, the council says.

One would-be buyer says a mortgage broker advised her to ask for a pay rise or find a partner.

Students are being targeted by romance scams on dating apps, but talking to a friend can help avoid the danger.

The BBC visits a community centre in one of Wolverhampton's most deprived areas.

This guidance will determine whether production can go ahead in the controversial Scottish fields, Rosebank and Jackdaw.

The Telegram messaging app founder says all of his offspring will share his estimated $13.9bn fortune.

The biggest tech firms are using AI to forecast the weather but is that better than existing models?

Interest rates, set by the Bank of England, affect mortgage, loan and savings rates for millions.

The announcement comes as Trump pressures big technology firms to increase manufacturing in America.

Analysts predict cuts to come later in the year, but say the Bank rate is likely to remain at 4.25% for now.

The app was supposed to be banned in the US after its Chinese owner refused to sell it by a January deadline.

Food accounts for 23% of basic spending, which includes housing, clothes, health, transport and education, NI Consumer Council finds.

The discount chain sets out turnaround plans a week after it was bought by a US investment firm.

The discount chain sets out turnaround plans a week after it was bought by a US investment firm.

Despite the war, Ukraine has developed of the most advanced systems for digital government services.

The billionaire says his posts went "too far" after attacking the US president's planned tax and spending bill.

Lauder took over his parents' company in 1958 and served as chief executive for 17 years.

American production is possible, but it often needs to be automated to be cost effective.

Mogadishu's rapid expansion after decades of war is giving unexpected opportunities in a male-dominated society.

The government has written to the supermarkets to say the adverts are banned by a law passed in 2002.

Most dads in the UK get two weeks off work after their baby is born, but dads in many European countries get more.

More than 100 protestors demonstrate on Saturday against above-inflation electricity price rises.

It comes as electricity prices in the UK are dropping.

After the budget retailer was sold for £1, we hear from shoppers and experts on why its popularity has waned.

Liz Kendall tries to ease the impact of planned benefits cuts as Labour MPs consider rebelling.

Rachel Reeves refuses to rule out future tax rises after economy contracted in April