Data centres to be expanded across UK as concerns mount
The number of data centres is set to jump by a fifth in the coming years, figures seen by the BBC suggest. Read More
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‘Pip tick-box system is not targeting the right people’
A chef with kidney failure calls for Pip assessments to change after he was refused the benefit twice. Read More
Canada’s Conservative leader wins back parliament seat
Poilievre won an Alberta by-election with 80% of the vote after losing his seat in another riding in April’s general election. Read More
Angry, confused and worried about police – behind Instagram bans
Hundreds of people have contacted the BBC to say they have wrongly been shut out of their accounts. Read More
Trump’s trade war puts US love for Scottish goods to the test
The consequences of the tariff hikes are being felt across the world, and not just in direct trade with the US. Read More
China and India should be partners, not adversaries, says foreign minister Wang Yi
Yi’s India visit comes days before PM Modi’s trip to China, and signals a further thaw in relations. Read More
Entire church begins two-day journey across Swedish city
The landmark 113-year-old wooden building is at risk from subsidence and will be moved 5km on giant rolling platforms. Read More
Japan chain stops rice ball sales after staff fake expiry dates
Ministop has apologised for ‘significant inconvenience’ as it suspended deli sales in 1,600 outlets. Read More
Zelensky leaves White House unscathed as he buys more time
Unlike February’s row, Trump and Zelensky struck a more diplomatic tone despite their remaining differences. Read More
Intel shares jump after report of possible US stake in chipmaker
The reports emerged a day after a meeting between the Intel boss and Donald Trump. Read More