How computer games encourage kids to spend cash
Many parents are frustrated with games that encourage children to spend money to advance.
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Anger over carpet being ripped out of social housing
Anti-poverty groups are urging landlords to stop ripping up carpets between tenants and leaving floors bare.
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Anger over carpet being ripped out of social housing
Anti-poverty groups are urging landlords to stop ripping up carpets between tenants and leaving floors bare.
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Javad Marandi: Tory donor’s link to massive money laundering probe
Javad Marandi's foreign firms were at the centre of a global investigation, BBC News can finally reveal.
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More migrant fruit pickers welcome in UK, says PM
Rishi Sunak says more visas will be available after the home secretary said the UK could train its own.
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‘Doomsday’: Singapore renters sound the alarm as prices surge
The surge in rent has become a major issue in the South East Asian country.
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Ex US bank bosses call collapse ‘unprecedented’
The former chiefs of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank are due to testify before Congress.
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ExxonMobil settles decades-old torture case with Indonesian villagers
The villagers allege torture, sexual assault and beatings by soldiers contracted by the oil company.
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Supermarkets probed over food and fuel prices
The competition watchdog will look at whether a failure in competition means customers are overpaying.
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Microsoft’s $69bn Activision deal approved by EU
The proposed $69bn acquisition of Activision is splitting global regulators over competition concerns
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