Food price inflation slows to lowest level this year – BRC
But food prices are still 13.4% higher than last July and problems lie ahead, a trade body warns.
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Affordable housing schemes: ‘Invisible’ renters earning £30k not eligible
People with enough money to rent affordable housing in London are being told their incomes are too low.
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Farage says Coutts is offering to keep his accounts open
Nigel Farage says the bank has offered to reinstate both his personal and business accounts.
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New AI systems collide with copyright law
Artists are worried that their work is being fed into AI systems and are taking legal action.
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Etsy sellers call for strike after money held
Sellers on the online marketplace are calling for action in protest at its reserve system.
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Tax jumps on wine and spirits but falls on fizz
A shake-up of the duties levied on alcoholic drinks will push up the price of stronger drinks.
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Twitter accused of bullying anti-hate campaigners
A social media monitoring group says legal threats sent by X Corp are an attempt to "silence criticism".
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Gallium and germanium: What China’s new move in microchip war means for world
The world's second largest economy is putting controls on gallium and germanium exports.
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What is an oil and gas licence?
The government is offering energy firms North Sea permits but what do they allow them to do?
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Fossil fuels, renewables and nuclear: The UK’s changing energy mix
To meet climate change targets, more of the UK's energy needs to come from low-carbon sources.
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