UK government debt highest since 1962
Debt has exceeded the highs reached during the coronavirus pandemic for the first time. Read More
Bridgerton and Baby Reindeer drive Netflix sign-ups
Netflix added more than 8 million subscriptions in the quarter, nearly double analyst expectations. Read More
What will future aerial dogfights look like?
AI with dogfighting ability is being developed by the UK and US air forces. Read More
‘I’m owed £10,870 for liposuction’: What went wrong at SK:N?
Customers tell the BBC they have no idea if they will be refunded for treatments they paid for in advance. Read More
Families face £1,045 bill for summer holiday clubs
The cost of holiday provision has risen by 6% across Great Britain, a survey by Coram Family and Childcare suggests. Read More
Davey says he was ‘lied to’ about Horizon IT flaws
Former Post Office minister says he was lied to about “serious flaws” in the Horizon IT system. Read More
Probe started into house purchase payments delay
An incident with a global system delayed some major payments on Thursday, such as house purchases. Read More
Backlash after Pret changes coffee subscription deal
The coffee and sandwich chain says it will end its current subscription offer in September. Read More
Pay grows at slowest rate for almost two years
The jobs market is showing signs of cooling but wage increases are still outpacing rising prices. Read More
New law aimed to prevent repeat of Truss mini-budget
Powers will be given to the Office for Budget Responsibility to assess government spending plans. Read More