The UK's tax authority says thousands of reports have come in from various universities in the last month.
Johnston Press plans to file for administration with its assets then immediately sold to its lenders.
Small businesses owners give their reaction to the Brexit talks and the PM's draft Brexit agreement.
The Chinese leader's comments can be seen as a veiled swipe at Donald Trump's America First policies.
The FTSE 100 ends lower whilst sterling stabilises amid the political fall-out from Theresa May's Brexit plan.
Free men's mag with 500,000 circulation ends print edition as publisher focuses on Stylist.
Digital minister Margot James says phone and broadband firms must "play by the rules".
The boss of engineering giant Rolls-Royce says politicians must get behind a "practical plan" for Brexit.
Gambling Commission wants next operator to maximise returns to good causes after Camelot's licence ends.
Sellers typically wait more than three months before their home goes under offer.
The new safety measures follow a string of incidents and delayed flights due to intoxicated pilots.
A lawsuit is filed against the US manufacturer over an alleged design fault with its 737 Max jet.
Facebook is embroiled in a new controversy over the tactics it used to discredit its critics.
The club said sales of matchday tickets and merchandise fell in the first quarter of the year.
The Ivy Park gymwear brand is now 100% owned by Beyoncé's management company Parkwood.
The Walmart-owned supermarket reports its sixth consecutive quarterly increase in sales.
Analysts say the worse than expected 0.5% fall in sales suggests shoppers are cutting back spending.
Fishing leaders, skippers and traders are seeking more specifics on the draft agreement on leaving the EU.
John Jones tells the BBC he was charged a £240 contract break fee despite being with Virgin Media for seven years.
The BBC's Adam Fleming takes a brief look at what's in the 585-page Brexit agreement document.
Billion of pounds will be spent, but do people want to see commercial messages on their screens?
The UK's toymakers unveil what they hope will be this year's most sought-after Christmas presents.
Superfast 5G mobile promises lots of benefits, but will it be worth the money?
Wombaroo develops species-specific formulas to feed injured and orphaned wildlife.
Holly Greader from Cardiff tells the BBC what going shopping is like for her as a wheelchair user.
Technology incubator CEO Ben Brabyn says if new firms can gain customers' trust, they'll succeed.
The price of Portrait of an Artist (Pool with Two Figures) is the highest for a living artist.
The UK toy sector banks on the surge in Christmas sales of "surprise" collectable toys after a troubled year.
Klarna is a Swedish bank taking the High Street by storm. But critics say it could cause problem debt.
Gin has gone from a drink for posh parents and old buffers to the hippest spirit in the UK - but is it on the wane again?
Is much-heralded nuclear fusion finally ready to fulfil its promise of abundant energy for all?
BBC experts answer your questions on the draft Brexit withdrawal agreement.
Sophie Roberts is a software developer at the tech giant who came out at work in October.
From John Lewis' tear-jerker to Iceland's palm oil campaign - what makes a great Christmas ad?
Theresa May has agreed a draft Brexit deal with Brussels. What happens now?
Worldwide sales of blood plasma are increasingly strongly, but is it ethically right that people should be paid to donate it?
What is driving the rapid growth in self-storage across the UK?
The winner of a big education prize grew up thinking poor families like his could not go to university.
Calendars featuring gifts like cosmetics or wine have become a huge hit, but are there too many of them?
Scientists hope artificial intelligence will gives us more insights into bee health and behaviour.
Why retailers need to be doing more for their disabled customers.
Entrepreneur James Hind came up with the idea for his £15m website Carwow because he realised how much people dislike buying cars.
Are people right to be worried about the availability of certain foods when the UK leaves the EU?
It might make you feel uncomfortable, but it could pave the way to more equal pay, say campaigners.
Microplastics have swamped our ecosystem. Can tech help prevent them entering our water systems?
The United States is a rich market but navigating its regulations can be expensive and difficult. The Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) will simplify the whole process of exporting, making it cost-effective to do business in the US no matter what the size of your company
UKTI’s High Value Opportunities programme aims to help UK companies of all sizes win business from large overseas projects
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