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Wildlife to replace historical figures on banknotes – and you get a say
The public will help choose which animals and birds will appear on the Bank of England's new notes.
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The Aldi-style insurgents who could be about to shake up the vets market
As pet owners complain of rising prices, independent practices want to take on the big chains.
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‘Icky and heartbreaking’: The $2 per hour worker behind the OnlyFans boom
The BBC talks to a Philippines-based woman paid to pretend to be an OnlyFans star in online chats.
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‘Icky and heartbreaking’: The $2 per hour worker behind the OnlyFans boom
The BBC talks to a Philippines-based woman paid to pretend to be an OnlyFans star in online chats.
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Childcare and more paid leave: Will China’s new plan to boost spending work?
Beijing has spent decades relying on exports and innovation but that model is now under strain.
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‘Investing in people’: Can China’s new push to boost spending revive the economy?
Beijing has spent decades relying on exports and innovation but that model is now under strain.
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Iran war cost will be passed to consumers, shipping giant boss tells BBC
Maersk chief executive Vincent Clerc has called on the US, Israel and Iran to reach "some kind of deal".
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Google employee loses tribunal claim after sexual harassment complaint
Judge rejects case brought by the senior worker who alleged she was made redundant after reporting a manager for sharing inappropriate stories about his swinger lifestyle.
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Google employee loses tribunal claim after sexual harassment complaint
Judge rejects case brought by the senior worker who alleged she was made redundant after reporting a manager for sharing inappropriate stories about his swinger lifestyle.
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Meta urged to boost oversight of fake AI videos
Meta's advisers say its methods for policing AI videos are inadequate, especially at times of crisis.
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