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Hundreds get in line outside Ipswich's shops, as Covid restrictions are relaxed.

Hairdressers reopen in England for the first time in months, along with pubs, shops and gyms.

Boss Poppy Gustafsson says London is a "logical choice" despite Deliveroo's flop flotation.

The Scottish firm says the Doghouse-branded boutique hotel will be in a former school in Market Street.

Empty stores and American sweets - what consumers on Oxford Street can expect to see as shops reopen.

Ghana is the world's second largest cocoa producer but sees little of the profits from chocolate - for now.

On Monday, businesses will reopen after months of being closed, but can they adapt to the "new normal"?

The contest was test for the e-commerce giant, which has faced global criticism for worker treatment.

The transport secretary says people are no longer being advised against booking holidays abroad.

What are the tax issues that could affect you and the Holyrood campaign?

The BBC speaks to small business owners in Bilston as non-essential shops prepare to reopen.

Only 5.6% of adults with learning disabilities were in full-time employment last year, research shows.

Workers in Alabama were voting on whether to create the first unionised warehouse in the US.

A report suggests Twitter considered paying the sum for the rapidly growing live-audio app.

Up to 5,000 female pensioners could be entitled to huge refunds under a little-known-rule, the BBC has learned.

Microsoft says firmware cyber-attacks are on the rise, but enterprises are not paying attention.

China's capital has overtaken New York as it bounced back quickly from the pandemic, according to Forbes.

The comments by David Malpass come as G-20 leaders said they hoped to reach a global tax deal by mid-year.