Why the US government might shut down and what to know
If no deal is struck by the end of Tuesday, the US will have its first shutdown in nearly seven years. Read More
Japanese brewing giant Asahi hit by cyber-attack
The brewer says the attack hit shipping and customer service operations, but its European business is not affected. Read More
Disabled Post Office Horizon victim offered 15% of claim
Janet Skinner had a neurological collapse and was temporarily paralysed after her final court hearing. Read More
Can Labour reverse ‘desperate loss of faith’ from business?
The government wants to keep the backing it won before the election, our business editor Simon Jack writes. Read More
Reeves to guarantee paid work for young people unemployed for 18 months
The chancellor will commit to “the abolition of long-term youth unemployment” in her speech at Labour conference. Read More
How weight-loss injections are turning obesity into a wealth issue
With claims of a ‘two-tier system’, could it be that these drugs are exacerbating health inequalities? Read More
Watch: PM repeatedly asked if he will rule out VAT rise in Budget
BBC’s Laura Kuenssberg quizzed the prime minister on his government’s tax plans ahead of Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ Budget in November. Read More
Hackers contact Harrods after 430,000 customer records hit by IT breach
The luxury department store said it was working with authorities, and the affected data was limited to basic details. Read More
More government help might be needed for Jaguar Land Rover, says MP
Liam Byrne spoke after the government announced it was backing a £1.5bn loan to the company, and warned cyber-attacks could become more common. Read More
The picturesque Dutch village set to charge tourists an entry fee
Zaanse Schans, popular for its windmills, has a population of just 100 people – but more than two million tourists will have visited this year. Read More