Seven bills going up and one going down in April

Many households will see their budgets stretched further - but there is some good news.

Temu U-turns on terms of cash 'giveaway' offer

The retailer changes what it can do with customer data after privacy concerns were raised.

Post-Brexit tax to hit UK car exports to Canada

A post-Brexit deal has expired with no new agreement, which leaving UK exports to Canada subject to new tariffs.

‘I want to help people fly – and keep them safe’

Many experienced aircraft engineers are retiring and the aerospace sector is struggling to replace them.

What passes through Baltimore's port?

From cars to coal, the Baltimore bridge collapse will affect a variety of goods and the global economy.

Tackling deepfakes 'has turned into an arms race'

The battle against fake images, video and audio is becoming ever harder as the tech improves.

Japan nappy maker shifts from babies to adults

Since 2011, sales of adult nappies have outpaced those for infants in Japan as its population ages.

Holidaymakers caught out by 10-year-passport rule

UK passports can have up to 10 years and nine months on them but EU countries won't accept them.

European flying car technology sold to China

The Slovakian AirCar, built with a BMW engine and run on normal fuel, will now be made in China.

Elon Musk's X anti-hate group case thrown out

A US judge says Mr Musk's social media firm had sued to punish its critics.

Canada's maple syrup reserve hits 16-year low

Warm weather and rising demand have sapped up the syrup supply, but producers say not to panic.

CrossCountry upgrade will see 25% more rail seats

The long-distance train operator is introducing 12 new trains and refurbishing its current fleet.

Labour eyes floating wind farms for energy security

Sir Keir Starmer will announce a new state-owned firm with £8.3bn to invest in green energy.

Airbus confirms interest in Spirit Aerosystems

Spirit is one of Northern Ireland's largest manufacturing businesses, with more than 3,000 employees.

Dragon Ball theme park to be built in Saudi Arabia

The announcement was met with mixed reactions from fans of the famed anime.

Security law brings Hong Kong's future as business hub into question

A tough new security law comes at a time when businesses were already wary of the city.

Avanti to pay train drivers £600 a shift for overtime

West Coast Main Line drivers to receive £600 a shift, up from £125, after company strikes deal with union.

Triple lock for pensions to be in Tory manifesto

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt says he will pay for the "expensive" pledge through economic growth.

Chancellor to be quizzed after inflation hits lowest level in over two years

Jeremy Hunt is back in the red seat after sharing the last Budget before the general election

Sick people leaving workforce at record highs

The number of people opting out of the workforce due to long term illness is at its highest since the 90s.

Faisal Islam: What's behind Rishi Sunak's surprising optimism?

Could a change in the economic weather keep the prime minister in Downing Street?

Chancellor says £100,000 not a huge salary in Surrey

Mr Hunt says an upper limit on earnings to access free childcare is an issue he "would really like to sort out".

Why Trump may reap billions in a stock market merger

The Truth Social deal could generate an astonishing windfall for the ex-president as he fights legal fines.

‘I want to help people fly – and keep them safe’

Many experienced aircraft engineers are retiring and the aerospace sector is struggling to replace them.

GMB staff to strike over sex harassment claims

Employees claim reforms recommended by an independent lawyer-led review are yet to take place.

Greggs shops reopen after payment problem fixed

All of the bakery chain's stores hit by an earlier technical glitch are now trading as normal, Greggs says.

US holds interest rates steady but signals cuts ahead

Forecasts from the Federal Reserve show officials still expect cuts by the end of the year.

Production at Alstom set to stop with jobs at risk

Alstom says 3,000 jobs in Derby are at risk, adding there would be an impact on the wider supply chain.

Electricity upgrade plan includes miles of pylons

New undersea cables and on shore power lines including pylons could add up to £30 a year to energy bills, a new plan suggests.

Magnum-owner to cut jobs and split off ice cream

Unilever is to shed 7,500 jobs worldwide and spin off its unit which makes Ben & Jerry's and Viennetta.

Is TikTok really a danger to the West?

Calls in the US for a ban on TikTok have reignited the global debate about its cyber-security risks.

How Temu is shaking up the world of online shopping

Despite controversy China's Temu is becoming a global online shopping force.

Uber agrees $178m payout to Australia taxi drivers

The class action was brought on behalf of more than 8,000 taxi and hire car owners and drivers.

Government told heat pump sales need massive jump

The spending watchdog says the costs remain too high and public awareness of the technology remains low.

New mortgage deals being pulled within days

Homeowners and buyers have more choice than at any time for 16 years but little time to make up their minds.

M25 reopens eight hours ahead of schedule

The unprecedented daytime closure had closed one of the country's busiest stretches of motorway.

M25 work 'on schedule' as Monday rush hour looms

The unprecedented daytime closure affects one of the country's busiest stretches of motorway.

'My vet wanted £120 for a cream. Total rip off'

Pet owners and vets reveal their thoughts after a watchdog warns customers could be overpaying.

How much trouble is Boeing in?

The US plane giant is under pressure from regulators and airlines, and its reputation is badly damaged.

Workaholics Anonymous: 'I couldn't step away from the computer'

We speak to people addicted to work after writer James Graham reveals he has the condition.

What we know about Meghan's regal lifestyle brand

American Riviera Orchard has already amassed hundreds of thousands of online followers.

Boeing tells pilots to check seats after plane drops

It comes during an ongoing investigation into how a Latam flight suddenly dropped injuring 50 people.

When wind turbine blades get old what's next?

As more wind farms are decommissioned ways need to be found to dispose of their tough turbine blades.

Heat pump grant rules to be relaxed

Insulation rule changes make it easier for households to qualify for £7,500 grant, government says.

China attacks 'bandit logic' of TikTok vote in US

After Congress takes a step towards banning the app over security concerns, TikTok says US jobs are at risk.

Bus services: 'They're good if they turn up'

Bus services vary widely on punctuality and value for money, a major passenger survey suggests.

UK to ban foreign state ownership of newspapers

It follows concern about a potential takeover of the Daily Telegraph by a group backed by the United Arab Emirates.

Boeing whistleblower remembered as 'brave man'

Lawyers for John Barnett tell the BBC they "didn't see any indication he would take his own life".

Boeing whistleblower remembered as 'brave man'

Lawyers for John Barnett tell the BBC they "didn't see any indication he would take his own life".

Bus passengers feel 'let down' in parts of England

Bus services vary widely on punctuality and value for money, a major passenger survey suggests.

Why firms are bringing their manufacturing back home

Businesses in the West are increasing reshoring their production due to three main factors.

When wind turbine blades get old what's next?

As more wind farms are decommissioned ways need to be found to dispose of their tough turbine blades.

'Confused' TikTokers deluge US lawmakers' phones

The company "weaponised" its US users in a lobbying effort against a bill before Congress, sources say.

Boeing whistleblower found dead in US

Prior to his death, whistleblower John Barnett was testifying against Boeing over concerns about standards.

India in $100bn trade deal with four Europe nations

The UK and India have been holding negotiations over a free trade agreement for the last two years.

Once India's most valuable start-up, Byju is now fighting to survive

The tech giant is teetering on the precipice after investors voted to out its CEO last month.

More ethnic minority bosses at top UK companies

A review of the largest companies shows there are now 12 ethnic minority CEOs at FTSE 100 firms.

Labour won't turn things around immediately, Reeves says

The shadow chancellor says she would "methodically" identify new sources of funding for her polices.

Saudi oil giant sees sharp fall in profits

Saudi Aramco is boosting its pay-out to shareholders despite a 25% fall in profits last year.

What a $1 deal says about America's office market

The US is facing an office property "apocalypse", which is creating worries around the world.

Faisal Islam: The Budget was more radical than it looked

It lacked pre-election fireworks, but there was a radical thread that could have long-term consequences.

'My AI twin may get me more modelling work'

As the fashion industry grapples with the rise of AI, one model has created an AI twin of herself.

Bill that could ban TikTok approved by US House panel

The proposed law would prohibit apps controlled by "foreign adversaries". TikTok has urged users to protest.

Doritos cuts ties with trans influencer over posts

Samantha Hudson had made references to violence and paedophilia that prompted calls for a boycott.

Ex-Google engineer charged with stealing AI secrets

Linwei Ding is also accused of secretly working for Chinese competitors.

'My AI twin may get me more modelling work'

As the fashion industry grapples with the rise of AI, one model has created an AI twin of herself.

Dharshini David: An election giveaway but taxes will still rise

My main takeaway from Wednesday's Budget is that many are still going to see their tax bills rise.

Concern as the gambling industry embraces AI

Campaigners worry that the gambling industry will not use AI responsibly.

US bill could force ByteDance to divest TikTok

A bipartisan group of US lawmakers wants Chinese tech firm ByteDance to divest TikTok or face a ban.

Facebook and Instagram restored after outages

Parent company Meta blames "technical issue" for widespread problems with services.

Shop owner 'hit by bottles' as thefts soar

Convenience stores saw 5.6 million thefts last year, a trade body says, with 76,000 violent cases reported.

Warning cost of living fund closure 'catastrophic'

Hundreds of thousands of families have had help through the government's Household Support Fund.

Catalonia's farmers demand more help over drought

As Spain continues to be blighted by a lack of rain, farmers want more government assistance.

Nissan accused of dumping its electric car pioneers

Owners of older vehicles tell the BBC of their anger that their cars' apps will stop working.

Ex-mining towns falling further behind - charity

A BBC poll finds 73% of people in coalfield communities have seen little progress on levelling up.

Warning cost of living fund closure 'catastrophic'

Hundreds of thousands of families have had help through the government's Household Support Fund.

I will only cut taxes in responsible way - Hunt

The chancellor tells the BBC he hopes to show a path towards lower taxes in Wednesday's Budget.

Five ways to save money on train tickets as fares rise

As rail fares rise on Sunday, we find the ways passengers can keep journeys as cheap as possible.

Rents soar in towns as tenants priced out of cities

Towns outside of big cities have seen some of the biggest rent rises as tenants choose comfort.

Nigeria orders cryptocurrency firm to pay $10bn

The government blames Binance for the recent collapse of the naira, and has arrested two executives.