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John Kerry says reversing pledges to cut fossil fuel investments is "unnecessary" and "dangerous".

The water company, which is struggling under huge debts, is facing the threat of nationalisation.

Chuck Schumer alleges the drink is being targeted at children despite its high caffeine content.

But the US Treasury Secretary says the countries still have "significant disagreements" at the end of her trip.

Its long term future could be in jeopardy if part of the treaty is not renegotiated, a director says.

An inquest will be held for three UK passengers who died when a Boeing 737 Max airliner crashed in Ethiopia.

Hundreds of thousands of people who live off grid did not apply for a £400 payment they were entitled to.

Employers add 209,000 jobs in June, a sign higher borrowing costs may be beginning to bite.

A union for European air traffic controllers says it could strike in a row over staffing and pay.

An Essex firm is waiting for a High Court ruling over water firms stopping discharging waste at sea.

Ideal World, which employed about 275 people, has gone into administration.

Halifax says the drop is the biggest annual fall since 2011 as mortgage rates continue to rise for many.

However, when inflation is taken into account people's buying power continued to fall in real terms.

The regulator says it had a constructive meeting with major UK banks over worries rates on savings are too low.

Women will receive letters from the the UK's tax authority aimed at correcting state pension underpayments.

The Meta chief is hoping Threads, his new Instagram-linked app, will beat Twitter on numbers.

Sales of appliances and electronics drop as customers struggle with cost of living, retailer says.

Administrators say most of its employees face redundancy after a slump in viewers.

The telecommunications giant announces plans to "reduce the size" of its presence in Martlesham.