Entries by BBC News

Computer science graduates struggle to secure their first jobs

Companies are using AI to do basic coding tasks instead of hiring junior staff.

Tesco meal deal price rises by 25p

The move by the UK's largest supermarket is the latest example of rising food prices.

Tube staff to strike over pay and work conditions

RMT union members will strike from Friday 5 September for seven days.

Average five-year mortgage at lowest level since 2023

The average five-year fixed rate is now 4.99%, falling below 5% for the first time since 2023.

Government borrowing lower than expected in July

Borrowing last month was the lowest July figure for three years, following rises in tax and National Insurance receipts.

Foundation seeks charity partners for new projects

Guernsey Community Foundation invites charities to collaborate on tackling living costs and housing.

County’s ‘secret’ festival marks 25th anniversary

The four-day Shambala Festival is set to welcome about 15,000 people to Northamptonshire.

Delta and United sued for selling ‘window seats’ without windows

Delta and United are being sued over allegedly charging extra for seats next to a blank walls.

Sony raises PlayStation 5 prices in US as tariff fears persist

The Japanese technology giant cited economic challenges as it raised prices for the consoles by around $50.

Fed governor says she won’t be ‘bullied’ as Trump demands she quit over mortgage claim

Lisa Cook says she plans to take questions about her financial history seriously.