Miners ‘thrown to the wolves’ over pensions
Miners feel they have been “thrown on the scrapheap” as money from their pension scheme stays frozen. Read More
Pound and borrowing costs stabilise after market nerves
Sterling rises and borrowing costs dip with the chancellor due to face questions in the Commons later. Read More
US tightens control on AI chips export drawing pushback
The new rules are intended to make sure the “the world’s AI runs on American rails”, and stays out of the hands of “malicious actors”, say officials. Read More
New-build owners claim roof leaks causing misery
Housebuilder Bellway says it has worked hard to resolve issues reported by residents. Read More
Chancellor will remain for all of Parliament, Downing Street says
Market jitters have raised questions over Rachel Reeves’ management of the economy. Read More
The truth behind your $12 dress: Inside the Chinese factories fuelling Shein’s success
Workers making clothes for the fast fashion giant tell the BBC they labour for up to 75 hours a week. Read More
Heathrow sees record-breaking passenger numbers
Nearly 84 million passengers travelled through the west London airport’s terminals last year. Read More
‘Five-minute fine’ prompts private car parks review
The review aims to ensure motorists are not penalised if they are unable to pay promptly. Read More
Reeves defends China visit and hails £600m boost to UK
The chancellor has been criticised for making the trip while the government is under pressure from rising borrowing costs. Read More
Norway on track to be first to go all-electric
Nine in 10 new cars in the country are now battery-powered, and it aims to hit 100% later this year. Read More