Al Fayed tried to control me with envelopes of cash says ex-Harrods director
Harrods boss manipulated and controlled managers to conceal his crimes, ex-director tells the BBC. Read More
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Three dead and dozens sick after eating sea turtle stew
At least 32 people in the Philippines were admitted to hospital after consuming the endangered species. Read More
BBC hears of horror and hunger in Darfur massacre town
Massacres scar the Sudanese town of el-Geneina, now a near-empty city as the 19-month war grinds on. Read More
Uber probed by US regulator over subscription plan
The ride-hailing giant says it received inquiries from the FTC about Uber One cancellation procedures. Read More
Black Friday weekend: How to spot a deal and not get ripped off
Experts tell us how to work out if a deal is a genuine bargain or could leave you out of pocket. Read More
Spain hotel check-in delay fears as new data rules begin
A new law requiring hotels and car hire firms to send customer data to the government starts on Monday. Read More
Financial watchdog defends progress after MPs’ criticism
Nikhil Rathi says the organisation has improved, but a report says its culture has “got worse”. Read More
‘Italian’ purees in UK supermarkets likely to contain Chinese forced-labour tomatoes
Some products described as “Italian” appear to contain Chinese tomatoes, BBC investigation suggests. Read More
She fled Israeli bombing four times. It still found her
Rihab Faour’s long journey to safety, from her small village in southern Lebanon, ended in the death of her young family. Read More
Bowen: Syria’s rebel offensive is astonishing – but don’t write off Assad
The country’s president has already shown he is prepared to go to brutal lengths to save his regime. Read More