Entries by BBC News

Should we be letting flies eat our food waste?

In Lithuania and Australia, hungry fly larvae are used to process food waste into useful protein.

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‘We are terrified’: Trump’s migrant crackdown has workers and firms worried

President Donald Trump's crackdown on immigrants could have serious economic repercussions.

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Post Office criminal trials unlikely before 2028, says police chief

The police will not hand files to prosecutors until after the final report from the public inquiry into the scandal is published.

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Post Office criminal trials unlikely before 2028, says police chief

The police will not hand files to prosecutors until after the final report from the public inquiry into the scandal is published.

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UK’s data agency has ‘deep seated’ issues, review finds

Problems at the Office for National Statistics, which provides data informing policy decisions affecting millions, need to be addressed so it can rebuild its reputation, a review says.

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UK’s data agency has ‘deep seated’ issues, review finds

Problems at the Office for National Statistics, which provides data informing policy decisions affecting millions, need to be addressed so it can rebuild its reputation, a review says.

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Pledge to protect UK firms from cheap imports

The government's plan comes as UK businesses worry about the impact of US President Donald Trump's trade tariffs.

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Pound hits near 4-year high as Trump rattles dollar

A report that the US President could name the new head of the central bank early raises concerns over its independence.

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Pound hits near 4-year high as Trump rattles dollar

A report that the US President could name the new head of the central bank early raises concerns over its independence.

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Ex-Barclays boss fails to overturn City job ban over Epstein link

Jes Staley has been banned from holding top UK financial jobs over his links to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

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