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UK-Canada trade rift: What it means for cheese, beef and cars
A pause in talks could mean tougher trading terms for the UK - but what will the impact be on consumers?
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Ex-Tory peer Michelle Mone’s assets frozen by CPS
A spokesperson for Baroness Mone said it was "deplorable" private matters were being conducted in public.
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Vodafone-Three merger faces competition probe
The Competition and Markets Authority will judge whether the deal would harm the UK telecoms market.
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NI Post Office ex-investigator apologises to Horizon victims
One former sub-postmistress from Omagh says the apology lacked 'heart'.
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JK Rowling and Ed Sheeran estimated to be among UK’s highest tax payers
The 100 contributors, ranked by the Sunday Times, were judged to have paid £5.35bn in tax last year.
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Tesla: Electric carmaker’s shares slide after Musk warns of slowdown
The electric carmaker's shares fell by more than 12% in New York trading on Thursday.
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Mining giants told to pay $9.7bn over Brazil dam disaster
The 2015 collapse of the Fundão dam in Brazil caused a giant mudslide that killed 19 people.
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Why private helicopters are still in demand
Despite the flagging economy, demand is strong for helicopters and new models are being launched.
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BT customers unknowingly charged for Xbox Game Pass
Customers tell the BBC of "worrying" fees added to their monthly bills without their consent.
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Post Office accused of cover-up over secret Horizon documents
BBC obtains unredacted minutes showing government knew of plan to sack experts who found Horizon IT bugs.
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