Critics say £1bn for UK chip industry not enough
One CEO says the government's semiconductor strategy does not address the needs of UK chipmakers.
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Could a US debt default unleash global chaos?
The BBC examines four ways you could be affected if the US fails to reach a deal on its debt.
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G7: New sanctions will make sure Russia pays a price, Sunak says
Rishi Sunak says he hopes other countries follow the UK and bring in new sanctions against Russia.
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Disney scraps $867m Florida plan amid Ron DeSantis feud
The decision comes as a legal battle between the company and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis escalates.
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Elizabeth Holmes: Inside the routine at the Federal Prison Camp in Bryan, Texas
Here's what we know about the Federal Prison Camp in Bryan, Texas, where Holmes is likely to be sent.
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Train strikes: New RMT walkout means three strikes in four days
Members of the RMT union will strike on Friday 2 June in a national dispute with 14 train companies.
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Train strikes: New RMT walkout means three strikes in four days
Members of the RMT union will strike on Friday 2 June in a national dispute with 14 train companies.
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Train strikes: New RMT walkout means three strikes in four days
Members of the RMT union will strike on Friday 2 June in a national dispute with 14 train companies.
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Train strikes: New RMT walkout means three strikes in four days
Members of the RMT union will strike on Friday 2 June in a national dispute with 14 train companies.
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Asda consults on cutting pay for 7,000 workers
The supermarket chain says it is consulting on whether higher pay for some employees "makes sense".
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