Entries by BBC News

No phone signal on your train? There may be a fix – by 2028

Network Rail signs a deal which it says will lead to an improvement to phone connectivity on trains and stations.

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.

Bumble to axe almost a third of staff as dating app struggles

The firm's founder became the world's youngest self-made female billionaire when it launched on the US stock market.

Bumble to axe almost a third of staff as dating app struggles

The firm's founder became the world's youngest self-made female billionaire when it launched on the US stock market.

People owe billions in council tax ahead of rises

Figures show households are more than £8bn in arrears, as campaigners call for a change of approach.

Brits spending more time on mobile phones than TV

The amount of time Individuals spend looking at their phones surpasses the telly for the first time.

Brits spending more time on mobile phones than TV

The amount of time Individuals spend looking at their phones surpasses the telly for the first time.

People owe billions in council tax ahead of rises

Figures show households are more than £8bn in arrears, as campaigners call for a change of approach.

People owe billions in council tax ahead of rises

Figures show households are more than £8bn in arrears, as campaigners call for a change of approach.

Judge backs AI firm over use of copyrighted books

A US court has ruled Anthropic was not breaching copyright rules when it trained its AI model on books.