Train strikes: What are the dates and where is affected?

Thousands of transport workers are striking in an ongoing row over pay, jobs and conditions.

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Trains and postal services hit by mass strikes

Large parts of Britain have no train services as rail workers in several unions have walked out.

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What happened to the UK economy, pound and mortgages this week?

The last seven days have been a rollercoaster with mortgage costs and the pound thrown off course.

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Your energy bill explained

BBC Breakfast's Hannah Miller explains how to understand your energy bill.

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When are the £400 energy rebate and other cost-of-living payments due?

All UK households will get a grant which will reduce energy bills by £400 from October.

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Tax cuts pledge did cause disruption, Liz Truss says

The prime minister acknowledges that her economic plans "involve disruption in the short term".

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Phil Collins and two Genesis bandmates sell song catalogue for a reported $300m

The deal is one of the biggest in music history, approaching the sum paid for Bob Dylan's music.

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Liz Truss resists calls for earlier tax plans assessment

Some Tories believe publishing the forecast sooner would reassure markets following a turbulent week.

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New growth figures suggest UK not in recession

Output grew in the second quarter of this year, data shows, despite an initial reading saying it had shrunk.

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Nike feels squeeze from strong dollar and discounts

The sportswear giant's shares fell by more than 9% in after-hours trading in New York.

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US points finger at Russia over gas pipeline sabotage

US Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm tells the BBC its unlikely Nord Stream leaks are coincidence.

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King Charles: New coins featuring monarch's portrait unveiled

Centuries of tradition are followed as King Charles faces left - the opposite way to the Queen.

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Mini-budget: PM to meet head of OBR following market turmoil

Liz Truss and the Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng will meet the independent forecaster the OBR on Friday.

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Kwarteng: We're sticking to our growth plan

Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng says he will stick to his tax cut plan despite days of market turmoil.

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Can my mortgage offer be withdrawn? And other questions

BBC News personal-finance correspondent Kevin Peachey answers your mortgage questions.

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Rail strikes: Passengers urged not to travel during walkout

Network Rail say just one in 10 services will run and some areas will have no trains on Saturday.

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Bank emergency move driven by pension fund fears

The huge tax cutting plans in Friday's mini-budget sparked unprecedented moves in financial markets.

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Draw up plan for cuts, government departments told

The Treasury rejects calls to abandon last week's mini-budget in the face of market turmoil.

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How much money is the UK government borrowing?

How does a government borrow money, and when does it have to pay it back?

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Emergency Bank move will not solve the problem

This is a huge intervention that will buy the government time but not solve its problems.

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IMF calls on UK to reconsider tax cuts

The proposal will work at "cross purposes" with the cost-of-living fight, the IMF says.

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Royal Mail workers to hold 19 days of strike action

It will cover the Christmas build-up, including key shopping days Black Friday and Cyber Monday.

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Bank of England economist hints at 'significant' rate rise

The central bank's chief economist signalled in a speech it could not be 'indifferent' over the pound's slump.

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Irish budget: Finance minister unveils tax 'giveaways'

Paschal Donohoe says he is in a position to do so because the country has a large budget surplus.

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Mortgage rates: 'I was ready to buy a house, now I'm totally lost'

Some economists predict the Bank of England will raise the interest rate to as much as 5.8% by next spring.

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Nord Stream: Mystery leaks in Russia gas pipelines spark warnings

The Nord Stream undersea gas network to Europe has sustained "unprecedented" damage in recent days.

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Leaked dossier suggests Scottish ferry deal may have been rigged

A BBC investigation uncovers evidence of irregularities in awarding the contract for two CalMac ferries

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iPhone in India: Apple makes new handset in India in shift from China

The announcement marks the technology giant's latest move to diversify its supply chains outside China.

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Cost of living: Millions forced to turn to second jobs, report finds

More than five million people have taken on additional jobs, according to a report by Royal London.

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Mortgage lenders halt some deals after pound falls

Two lenders, Virgin Money and Skipton, say they will stop mortgage offers to new customers.

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Russia's gas pipeline leaking into Baltic Sea - Denmark

Denmark sets up a banned zone near the Bornholm island, where a Nord Stream 2 leak is reported.

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Bank will 'not hesitate' to raise interest rates after pound's fall

The Bank of England will not hold an emergency meeting to set interest rates after the pound fell.

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TikTok may be fined £27m for failing to protect children

The video-sharing platform has been issued with a final notice of intent by the UK's data watchdog.

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Doncaster Sheffield Airport to close despite financial lifeline offer

Doncaster Sheffield Airport owner Peel says the wind-down will begin on 31 October.

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Aldi boss: Shoppers are switching in their droves

The discounter gains 1.5 million new customers in 12 weeks, says UK chief executive Giles Hurley.

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Labour rival Tories with industry plan for economic growth

The shadow chancellor will pledge to boost UK industry by investing in green energy and technology.

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Pound slumps to all-time low against dollar

Sterling plunged by 4% in early Asia trade to the lowest level since decimalisation in 1971.

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Electric car charging costs nearing petrol prices for some - RAC

The RAC suggests the soaring cost of charging an electric car could soon put people off buying them.

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Keir Starmer: Labour would reverse cut to top income tax rate

Scrapping the 45% rate is the "wrong choice" during a cost-of living crisis, the Labour leader says.

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Kwasi Kwarteng: I want to keep cutting taxes

Tax cuts will help to boost growth, says chancellor, as government also looks at relaxing immigration.

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Tax cuts: Kwasi Kwarteng's measures benefit richest, Labour says

The government is taking a dangerous gamble, Angela Rayner says, but ministers argue tax cuts will get the economy growing.

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Goldman Sachs: Sexual assault claims revealed in pay bias suit

Goldman Sachs is accused of "boys' club" culture that discriminated against women.

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'We'll be lucky to keep our heads above water'

The BBC talked to households and businesses to get their reactions to the mini-budget.

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Bosses think workers do less from home, says Microsoft

A new survey from Microsoft suggests that workers and bosses disagree about productivity.

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Avanti West Coast boosts services after timetables cut

Avanti West Coast says services will be further boosted once 100 new drivers complete training.

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Tesla ordered to recall more than a million US cars

The US car-safety watchdog says a window glitch is affecting all four Tesla models.

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Manchester United announce net loss of £115.5m for 2021-22

Manchester United announce a net loss of £115.5m for the 2021-22 season even though revenues rose by 18% to £583.2m.

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Rail strikes: New date set for 40,000 workers to walk out

It is the latest walkout in a long-running dispute over pay, jobs and conditions.

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Interest rates raised to highest level for 14 years

The rise to 2.25% from 1.75% comes as Bank of England says UK already in recession.

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Real Living Wage rises to £10.90 an hour

A rate increase for the voluntary scheme has been brought forward due to the rising cost of living.

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Ring doorbell inventor shares advice... about advice

Jamie Siminoff, inventor of the Ring wireless doorbell, shares his advice for the CEO Secrets series.

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US interest rates hit 14-year high in inflation battle

The US unveils another sharp rate rise as it fights to bring soaring prices under control.

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Tax cut 'gamble' will make debt unsustainable, says IFS

The Institute for Fiscal Studies says UK borrowing is on an "unsustainable" path.

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Energy bills: New law will force landlords to pass on £400 rebate

Charities had raised concerns tenants with all-inclusive bills could miss out on the support.

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'Panic not over' on energy prices for some small firms

Some companies have warned a six-month cap on gas and electricity costs will not provide long-term security.

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Cambridge-based Aveva agrees to French energy firm's buyout

The headquarters of the UK software company will remain in Cambridge, Schneider Electric says.

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Germany nationalises gas giant amid energy crisis

The German government is taking a 98.5% stake in Uniper, one of the country's biggest suppliers.

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Channel 4: New culture secretary 're-examining' case for privatisation

The new culture secretary says "we're making sure that we still agree with that decision".

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Mike Ashley to leave board of Sports Direct group

The billionaire will step down from Frasers Group's board and provide the firm with £100m of funding.

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Beyond Meat: Vegan food executive accused of biting man's nose

Beyond Meat's Douglas Ramsey reportedly got into a row after an American football match in Arkansas.

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Reliance Industries: Daughter rises in Mukesh Ambani’s succession plan

Isha Ambani has been groomed to join the Reliance empire, unlike other women in her family.

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After 'slow start', US companies embrace refugees

As the world's refugee crisis is pushed to the brink, some corporations finally start to respond.

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Off-gridders take energy needs into their own hands

Natural disasters have spurred some communities and homeowners to generate their own electricity.

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Will Liz Truss's economic plans make us richer?

The chancellor will unveil tax cuts on Friday as part of a bid to boost the UK economy.

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Queen's funeral: Mourners face severe rail delays to London and Windsor

No trains are running in or out of London Paddington as mourners descend on London and Windsor.

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Porsche IPO: Luxury car maker valued at up to $75bn in share sale

The stock market flotation is set to be Germany's second-largest ever initial public offering.

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eBay bans sale of Queen lying-in-state wristbands

Different coloured bands which mark mourners' place in the queue were being offered as memorabilia.

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Transport bosses warn mourners of London queues

Huge numbers of people are expected to head to London on Monday for the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II.

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Uber investigating hack on its computer systems

A hacker was apparently able to gain access to the company's internal systems.

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Germany takes control of three Rosneft oil refineries

The country takes temporary control of Rosneft subsidiaries in a move to bolster energy security.

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Michael Jordan's 'Last Dance' jersey fetches record $10.1m

It was reminiscent of a season where Jordan won his sixth and final NBA title with the Chicago Bulls.

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Amazon workers in Coventry 'making history' with strike ballot

Staff at the Coventry warehouse are voting on whether to strike amid a row over a pay offer.

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US mortgage rates hit 14-year high as inflation soars

For families hoping to buy a home, the moves compound affordability problems.

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First US rail strike in 30 years averted with tentative deal - Biden

A strike would have impacted millions and cost the economy an estimated $2bn (£1.7bn) a day.

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Cost-of-living calendar – dates for your diary

Dates to look out for over the next few months that might have an impact on your finances.

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French air traffic strike to affect thousands of passengers

Ryanair cancels more than 400 flights because of the action on Friday, affecting 80,000 passengers.

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Supermarket petrol stations to be closed most of Monday

Tesco, Sainsbury's, Asda and Morrisons will shut forecourts before some reopen in the evening.

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Tax-cutting mini Budget on Friday next week

Questions had been raised over when the "fiscal event" would take place after the death of the Queen.

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South Korea 'cryptocrash' boss faces arrest warrant

Do Kwon is behind the Terra Luna and TerraUSD cryptocurrencies that plunged in value in May.

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Patagonia: Billionaire boss of fashion retailer gives company away

Yvon Chouinard will give all of the fashion company's profits to a charity fighting climate change.

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Kwasi Kwarteng seeks to scrap bankers’ bonus cap to boost City

The new chancellor is considering removing a cap on bankers' bonuses as part of a shake-up of City rules.

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California says Amazon's dominance drives up online prices

America's most populous state sues the retail giant for alleged breaches of competition law.

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Queen Elizabeth II: First night trains for mourners set to depart

Night services will start on Wednesday after a busy day on London's trains and tubes.

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Asda limits sales of Just Essentials budget range

The supermarket temporarily limits purchases in its Just Essentials range, blaming soaring demand.

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UK inflation rate eases but still near 40-year high

Price rises slow slightly in August but the pace of inflation is still near a 40-year high.

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Queen's favourite brands hope to keep Royal Warrants

When Queen Elizabeth II passed away, more than 600 Royal Warrants passed with her.

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Twitter shareholders approve $44bn Musk deal

Twitter shareholders have approved a $44bn deal for the world's richest man to buy the company.

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Backlash as Center Parcs to close for Queen's funeral

Holidaymakers have been told they must leave Center Parcs sites for a day or go home early.

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Twitter misleading the public, whistleblower says

Twitter's former head of security Peiter Zatko has been giving evidence to US lawmakers.

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Lower petrol prices help to slow US inflation

Inflation slips to 8.3%, but non-fuel costs continue to climb, putting pressure on the White House.

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Queen Elizabeth II: A life in Land Rovers

The iconic cars were "part of the royal family's DNA" according to motoring journalist Quentin Willson.

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Financial giant Goldman Sachs set for thousands of layoffs

The global investment bank said in July it might slow hiring as the economic outlook worsens.

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Should billboard advertising be banned?

Campaigners want to see the end of all outdoor advertising, calling it "sight pollution".

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Mini Budget still planned for this month, No 10 says

A "fiscal event" to outline funding to tackle the cost-of-living crisis is still due to take place.

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John Lewis and Homebase among shops closing for Queen's funeral

Supermarket chain Waitrose is also among the retailers who will shut on Monday 19 September.

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Mourners set to create 'unprecedented' demand for travel in London

Transport bosses say they expect "unprecedented" numbers on railways and roads in London.

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Domestic energy customers will hear soon about their tariff

Detail from the government show fixed rates will be discounted but could still be higher than others pay.

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Discounts for cutting peak-time electricity use too low. energy firms say

Two UK energy firms say a plan to offer discounts on bills could fail if people are not offered more.

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Tom Scholar: Former top civil servants hit out at Treasury boss sacking

Sir Tom Scholar's sacking compromises the civil service's independence, a former cabinet secretary says.

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Japan could lift cap on foreign tourists to lift economy

Officials are concerned at the yen's slide to its lowest level against the US dollar in 24 years.

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Queen Elizabeth II: Trains to London likely to be 'extremely busy'

Train travel in the mourning period for the Queen is likely to be "extremely busy", the rail operator warns.

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Energy price cap: Questions firms need answers to

Firms will get energy price support for six months, but they say many questions remain unanswered.

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Smart motorways: Lack of hard shoulder contributed to death - coroner

Nargis Begum, from Sheffield, died after her car broke down on the M1 and was hit by another vehicle.

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Bank of England delays interest rate decision after Queen's death

The UK's central bank postpones its meeting by a week "in light of the period of national mourning".

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Energy firms will contact customers over bill cuts

Households will be told how the plan to reduce energy bills announced by Liz Truss will affect them.

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Royal rebranding: What will happen to stamps, coins, banknotes and passports?

We're used to seeing Queen Elizabeth II's portrait and coat of arms in our change and on cereal boxes.

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Warning millions will still need extra help with energy bills

Government support with rising energy costs is welcome but may not be enough, say campaigners.

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Some strike action cancelled after the Queen's death

Strike action by postal workers and RMT train staff has been cancelled following the death of the Queen.

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Apple founder's daughter mocks new iPhone

Model and equestrian Eve Jobs appears unimpressed by the tech giant's new features on its latest iPhone.

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Energy bills: 'The government help is no use to me'

Households and businesses remain nervous over rising energy costs as the PM announces new measures.

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Eurozone interest rates in record rise to fight inflation

The European Central Bank takes strong action as it tries to cool rapid price growth in the eurozone.

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What the new Liz Truss energy plan means for you

The government will borrow tens of billions of pounds to limit energy bill rises. What does it mean for you?

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Energy bills to be capped at £2,500 for typical household

New Prime Minister Liz Truss unveils a multi-billion pound plan to limit energy bill rises from October.

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Kim Kardashian adds private equity firm to her portfolio

Reality TV star is the latest celebrity to build on her billion dollar brand in private investments.

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Liz Truss set to unveil plans to cut energy bills for millions

The government could borrow £100bn to cap the typical household energy bill at around £2,500 a year.

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Royal Mail staff announce fresh strikes over pay

Further dates for walkouts are announced by staff in the Communication Workers Union.

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Avanti West Coast: Government considers withdrawing rail operator's contract

A transport minister tells MPs that Avanti West Coast's contract could be withdrawn.

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Beavertown Brewery bought out by Heineken

London-based Beavertown has become the latest craft beer brewer to be taken over by a drinks giant.

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OEUK calls on government for rapid North Sea action

Offshore trade body says urgent government action is needed to maximise the UK's energy security.

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Inflation to be 'significantly lower' than expected under bills plan

Plans by Liz Truss to cap energy bills may mean inflation peaks at 10.8%, says Goldman Sachs.

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US bars 'advanced tech' firms from building China factories for 10 years

The US has barred chip companies that get federal funding from building advanced facilities in China.

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Warning that firms will fail without energy bill help

Tens of thousands of businesses could go under without government support, say insolvency experts.

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Holiday Inn hit by cyber attack

The chain, run by Intercontinental Hotel Group, said their online services were facing disruptions.

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Juul to pay $438.5m to resolve US marketing probe

US prosecutors accuse the firm of "relentlessly" targeting underage buyers.

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Firefighters and control room staff could strike over pay

Union leaders say the move follows a 2% pay offer which has not risen despite rising inflation.

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Jetstar apologises to stranded passengers in Bali

Flight cancellations by Qantas' budget airline stranded thousands of passengers in Bali over the last week.

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Locations revealed for new shared banking hubs

Customers of any bank will be able to withdraw and deposit cash, but the new hubs will not open immediately.

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Instagram fined €405m over children's data privacy

The regulator found some children's business accounts had been set to public by default.

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Government closes in on energy rescue plan

Energy suppliers will be able to take out state-backed loans to subsidise bills for consumers and some firms.

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TransPennine: Under-pressure rail firm to run reduced timetable

Staff sickness and a backlog in training are blamed for cuts to TransPennine Express services.

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Gas prices soar 26% after Russia keeps key pipeline closed

The continued closure of Nord Stream 1 has added to concerns about energy supplies this winter.

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Australia liquor store hiring with 10-minute interviews

Dan Murphy's in Australia is holding quick 'on-the-spot' interviews to beat staff shortage.

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New PM's energy bill options to include freeze plan

Energy industry sources tell the BBC they expect an overall freeze in bills to be announced this week.

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Workplace accidents: Inside India's 'factories of death'

Are the country's efforts to become an industrial powerhouse coming at the cost of workers' safety?

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Calais: Ferry companies apologise for long waits

Travellers returning home from their summer breaks in Europe report lengthy queues at the French port.

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It's fair to give wealthiest more money back - Truss

The Tory leadership hopeful says Tory policy on distribution of income has failed to grow the economy.

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Bus fare cap: England charges to be held at £2 for three months

The measure will run from January to March and cost £60m, the government announces.

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Ukraine war: Key Russian gas pipeline to EU stays closed

The announcement comes shortly after the G7 agrees to cap the price of Russian oil in support of Ukraine.

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Avanti West Coast boss to step down

Train firm boss Phil Whittingham will step down following timetabling issues at the train firm.

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UN FAO's global food prices fall for fifth month in a row

The UN FAO's food prices index has fallen to a lower level than before Russia invaded Ukraine.

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Ukraine war: G7 agrees to impose price cap on Russian oil

Members of the Group of Seven say the move will hurt Russia's ability to finance its war on Ukraine.

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US jobs growth slows in August

The US economy added 315,000 new jobs last month, far fewer than the number created in July

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Scottish firms facing 200% energy bill rises 'are the lucky ones'

The body which speaks for Scotland's small businesses says hikes of 500% are not unusual.

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When are the second cost-of-living payment and £400 energy rebate due?

More payments to help with the cost of living will be paid later in the year as bills soar.

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Let's talk: 'Therapy is not weak or unnecessary'

Living through a global pandemic boosted demand for therapy as people sought help with their mental health.

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OnlyFans creators made nearly $4bn last year

The platform, which is known for hosting adult content, saw a spike in users during the pandemic.

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Microsoft Activision deal could lessen competition, UK watchdog finds

The $69bn takeover of the Call of Duty maker may now be investigated in-depth by a UK watchdog.

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Sizewell C: Boris Johnson says 'go nuclear, go large'

Boris Johnson pledges £700m for the project in Suffolk, adding a decision is likely within weeks.

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Pound slides as fears mount for UK economy

The British currency fell 5% against the dollar in August as recession looms.

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