Layla Barnes is one of thousands of small business owners who are getting no government support in the pandemic.
The UK-based banks have both come out in support of China's controversial national security laws.
George Osborne, Alistair Darling and Philip Hammond were quizzed by MPs on the economic hit of coronavirus.
It comes after Beijing refused requests by US airlines to resume flights to China.
The cuts, which will hit the Derby plant hardest, follow a collapse in demand for jet engines.
The social network says it will drop Trump from Discover over 'racial violence and injustice'.
As the UK's 14-day quarantine plan looms, many have decided to take a summer holiday regardless.
A study indicates that 90% of misinformation reported to Facebook and Twitter remains online.
Danish firm Vestas wins the contract to build turbines for Scotland's largest offshore wind farm.
About 3,000 jobs are at risk after one the UK's big restaurant group's warned of a coronavirus hit to profits.
The central bank said the advice was part of its regular weekly call with lenders.
Banks say the UK was "inadvertently" prepared for paying for items in lockdown as our habits had changed.
The company says temporary rent cuts and new investment will protect thousands of jobs.
Britain's largest car plant is "unsustainable" without a trade deal, the Japanese company says.
Portugal's foreign minister tells the BBC that an "air bridge" agreement could be in place soon.
Demands required by law may contribute to people with problems taking their lives, say campaigners.
Lack of demand due to coronavirus forces closure of Adelie Foods at eight sites, administrators say.
The search engine giant says it is upfront about what data is collected when users browse incognito.
The pandemic has opened up new opportunities for the video conference company.
Official figures show the economy contracted even before the full impact of the virus pandemic.
The airline loses its place on the prestigious FTSE 100 as Covid-19 hits travel and tourism shares.
The airline is in a tense standoff with unions over restructuring and redundancy plans.
The investigation will look at plans for new digital taxes in 10 jurisdictions, including the UK.
Administrators say Adelie Foods was affected by the coronavirus lockdown and rescue talks had failed.
Some 8.7 million workers have been furloughed since April, government figures show.
Most traders want shorter trading hours to improve quality of life, says London Stock Exchange.
The Nationwide says house prices fell 1.7% in May as the coronavirus crisis hit market activity.
The charity says it will begin reopening its network of charity shops in England from 15 June.
Mastercard’s Ajay Banga talks to the BBC’s Sharanjit Leyl in a special edition of Talking Business Asia: Leading in Crisis.
Worries about coronavirus transmission spell an uncertain future for millions of sex workers globally.
Vegan food firm boss Andy Shovel says “the lockdown has made us aim higher” with sales targets.
Being made redundant is rarely pleasant, but is it worse finding out via a video call?
The US entrepreneur started her business career answering the phone, and went on to lead Hewlett-Packard.
Non-essential shops can reopen in England in June, but will I be able to buy a book or have a haircut?
Many airlines are planning to resume flying, but they first need to reduce the risks of Covid-19.
Alyssa Hulme from Utah in the US takes us through her weekly spending during the coronavirus pandemic.
Our homes, transport and city-centre spaces would change if we worked from home for good.
LEDs already light our houses but developments are making them even more powerful.
A large decline in advertising expenditure is hurting the sector, plus TV channels and newspapers.
How a fast-growing baby food firm saw investors pull out because of the Covid-19 crisis.
Some shops will reopen from June, but what needs to be in place to keep staff safe?
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