‘I won’t be able to finish my degree if international fees go up’
Manou, a student at Trinity Laban, is worried about the government’s proposed 6% levy. Read More
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Tanzania cancels independence day celebrations after election unrest
The opposition has been rallying people to gather on that day to protest against post-poll killings. Read More
What can nervous businesses expect from the Budget?
It is going to be a nail-biting final few days for business leaders, says the BBC’s Business Editor, Simon Jack. Read More
US presses Europe on rules for big tech companies
Europe should “reconsider” rules for big tech firms if it wants lower US tariffs on steel exports, the US Commerce Secretary says. Read More
Covid inquiry hears impact on firms and staff
Business owners describe breaking into tears as they were forced to lay off staff, while workers feared for their jobs Read More
Metals recycling company files for liquidation
It is not clear how many jobs are at risk within the company which has sites across the UK. Read More
UK minister flags visa ‘abuse’ as student asylum claims surge
More than 14,000 students on study visas sought asylum this year to June 2025 according to Home Office figures. Read More
South Korea’s ‘TV dad’ Lee Soon-jae dies at 91
Lee became a beloved household name for his famous roles in films and on TV for nearly 70 years. Read More
Russia and Ukraine trade deadly strikes overnight
The attacks hit several residential buildings in Kyiv and killed two people, while Russia’s Rostov region reported three deaths. Read More
Controversial US-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation ends aid operations
Hundreds of Palestinians were killed while seeking food amid chaotic scenes near GHF’s sites. Read More