Jobs fears as disability scheme owes businesses thousands
One firm says it is owed £186,000 by the Access to Work scheme and is worried it may have to close. Read More
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US coffee shops worried about bitter price hike after tariffs
Higher prices are worrying independent US coffee shops, which import almost all their beans. Read More
Thousands attend pro-Serbia government rally after months of unrest
An estimated 50,000 people were there – significantly less than the 325,000 at last month’s anti-government protest. Read More
UK takes control of British Steel under emergency powers
Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds says nationalisation is “likely” next step as Parliament rushes law through. Read More
Man mistakenly deported to El Salvador ‘alive and secure’, US says
A judge has called for the Trump administration to facilitate the return of Kilmar Abrego Garcia to the US. Read More
Three million child deaths linked to drug resistance, study shows
Children in Africa and South East Asia are most at risk from antibiotics medicines no longer working, a study suggests. Read More
‘Russians are even trying to ban our holidays’ – life in occupied Ukraine
Ukrainians in Russian-held land tell the BBC about the difficulties of life under occupation. Read More
Rourke leaves Big Brother after ‘unacceptable behaviour’
The Hollywood actor was formally warned by the show earlier this week over “offensive” language he had used. Read More
Tanzania’s main opposition party banned from election
The move comes days after its leader and presidential candidate was arrested and charged with treason. Read More
US special envoy meets Putin as Trump urges Russia to ‘get moving’ on Ukraine ceasefire
Steve Witkoff held talks with the Russian president, meanwhile Moscow’s ambassador to the UK told the BBC the US is not Russia’s ally. Read More