Food banks forced to buy food due to shortages
Soaring demand means food banks have to buy groceries - but tech is being used to target donations.
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‘We are selling a product that we hope gets discontinued’
The firms aiming to help eradicate invasive species by making commercial use of them.
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Sewage spills: Water bills set to rise to pay for £10bn upgrade
Water companies apologise for sewage spills in England, but critics say customers should not foot the bill.
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One million cancel broadband as living costs rise
Citizen's Advice says the high cost of living means many are struggling to afford the essential service.
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Legend of Zelda game sells 10 million copies in three days
Tears of the Kingdom becomes the fastest-selling game in the Legend of Zelda franchise.
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Elon Musk: I will say what I want even if it costs me
Twitter's owner has been criticised for spreading disinformation and conspiracy theories online.
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Purplebricks snapped up by rival Strike for £1
The online estate agent agrees a deal to sell its business and assets to rival Strike for the token sum of £1.
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Chancellor Jeremy Hunt: Office working should be default
Jeremy Hunt says while home working has benefits, he worries about a "loss of creativity" for firms.
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Black taxpayers more likely to be audited, IRS admits
The head of the US tax-collection agency says he is "deeply concerned" by the disparity.
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US debt ceiling: Biden and Republicans hopeful of a deal
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy says the two sides are far apart but an agreement is possible this week.
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