UK economy: Cost of living and strikes weigh on growth
The economy grew only slightly in the first three months of the year, as high prices kept purse strings tight.
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Australia government approves first new coal mine since elected
The government came to power a year ago promising greater action on climate change.
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Elon Musk says he has appointed new Twitter boss
The billionaire has been under pressure to name someone else to lead the company and focus on his other firms.
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New York City passes law barring weight discrimination
America's largest city joins a movement to make size a protected trait on par with race and gender.
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Peloton recalls 2 million bikes over injury risk
It is the second major recall for the bike company which soared to popularity during the pandemic.
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Be very careful with 100% mortgages, says Bank
The Bank of England governor says buyers should treat these sometimes riskier deals with caution.
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Train strikes: Rail drivers walk out ahead of Eurovision final
The train drivers' union leader insists Eurovision events in Liverpool were not targeted by strikes.
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Adidas to sell Yeezy shoes and donate proceeds
The sportswear giant has about 1.2bn euros of Yeezy shoes sitting in storage.
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Leaseholds will not be abolished by government this year
Michael Gove says the system is unfair but getting rid of it will take longer than he hoped.
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UK interest rates: Prices to be higher for longer, Bank of England warns
Interest rates rise to 4.5% - their highest level for almost 15 years in an attempt to slow soaring prices.
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