Government met with Deliveroo, Uber Eats and Just Eat after report drivers are sub-letting accounts.
The government says workers at the Lindsey plant in Lincolnshire have been "badly let down".
MPs call for reform to the savings account which aims to help people save towards retirement or a first home.
Aldi rebrands Greater Manchester store 'Aldeh' for Oasis' five homecoming gigs in Heaton Park.
Long before the Air India tragedy, the cause of which is still to be determined, people who had worked on the 787 had raised concerns about the production standards
US business Dr Bronner's has criticised the B Corp scheme for allowing in too many multinationals.
Ministers hope to reassure wavering MPs after a rebellion over benefits cuts led to a major climbdown.
UK regulator Ofcom is consulting on more safety measures for online platforms, such as preventing screen-records of children's livestreams.
Prada described the Kolhapuri sandals as "leather footwear" but did not mention its origins, prompting backlash.
A new tax on technology firms is being halted after Trump threatened new tariffs on Canadian goods.
The deal will give the UK motor industry preferential treatment and cut aerospace tariffs to zero.
Network Rail is introducing speed restrictions and a revised timetable for Monday and Tuesday.
Ben Goldsborough says he met with Geely on Monday and emphasised the need for "openness".
Trump says he thinks China's president will probably approve a sale to the unidentified group.
Supermarkets will be challenged to sell healthier food, under a new government obesity plan.
A University of Oxford study says Uber's dynamic pricing algorithm has seen drivers income decrease.
Plans to help those affected by benefits cuts into work are not "properly considered", officials tell the BBC.
Canada had been hoping to secure a trade deal with the US next month to avoid steep tariffs.
The firm's Chinese owner tells the government it is committed to the UK but said it is exploring options.
The Government is boxed in from this week's events - and lacks the Houdini skills to escape, says the BBC's Faisal Islam
The changes could cost up to £3bn which will have to come from higher taxes or cuts elsewhere, given the chancellor's self-imposed borrowing rules.
Cuts to some disability benefits will only hit future claimants, not those already on it.
In Lithuania and Australia, hungry fly larvae are used to process food waste into useful protein.
A spokesperson said the Sunderland plant remained 'at the forefront of our electrification strategy'.
The police will not hand files to prosecutors until after the final report from the public inquiry into the scandal is published.
Exports to the US halved as President Donald Trump's tariffs caused some UK car makers to halt shipments.
Company executives say the sportwear giant will cut its reliance on producing goods in China to ease the impact of US trade policies.
The Asian nation is importing thousands of tonnes of electronic waste per year, despite a ban.
The boss of mobile gaming giant Supercell says the industry needs to take bigger risks to compete.
The country's economy has been surprisingly resilient but there are underlying problems.
The biggest tech firms are using AI to forecast the weather but is that better than existing models?
Despite the war, Ukraine has developed of the most advanced systems for digital government services.
American production is possible, but it often needs to be automated to be cost effective.
Photographs appear to show how nickel mining damaged one the world's most diverse marine environments
Mogadishu's rapid expansion after decades of war is giving unexpected opportunities in a male-dominated society.
India can't grow enough apples to meet demand but farmers are struggling to raise production.
The Serbian project, led by Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner, has run into opposition and scandal.
Spanish ham and olive oil producers are looking at other nations to replace sales in the US.
Light shows involving hundreds and even thousands of drones are becoming big attractions.
Food firms are marketing ranges with fewer ingredients, but are they healthier?
The amount carriers now charge for luggage is raising the ire of politicians and consumer groups.
Workers at Reaction Engines felt they were close to completing a revolutionary jet engine.
Chilean salmon producers are being criticised for operating in some of the country's national parks.
From falconry and helicopter rides to spas and solar farms, three quarters of farmers now have a side hustle.
Indian start-ups are using local materials and innovative ideas to make useful and affordable products.
Wine producers in both France and the US are unhappy at the US president's trade actions.
In a city where the birth rate has fallen by a third in a decade, many blame financial pressures.
With new games reaching record prices, some gamers fear their hobby is becoming unaffordable.
With new games reaching record prices, some gamers fear their favourite hobby is becoming unaffordable.
The planned changes to the benefits system will affect future claimants, not current claimants.
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