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More than 90,000 people will get payouts over the installation of emissions cheating devices.

The retail giant says it is relocating some stores from older buildings with poor access and parking.

Campaigners join calls by some Meta shareholders for an assessment of on potential harms users face.

A town of 20,000 people is to lose its only post office in June.

US pharmaceutical firm Pfizer said it would sell its patented drugs at cost to 45 low-income countries.

Waste paper is used to create new puppets at a theatre dedicated to the artform.

Caroline Dennett's post on the professional networking platform LinkedIn has more than 10,000 likes.

Industry regulator Ofgem warns households that they should expect higher energy bills this winter.

Applying a windfall tax to renewable energy could threaten the government's energy strategy, sources say.

One analyst says the figures put pressure on the chancellor to give more support for households.

Supermarket food prices are rising at the fastest pace since 2009, says research firm Kantar.

We follow a chicken from farm to supermarket shelf to see how costs are building up at every stage.

Malaysia has become the latest country in Asia to cut food exports to keep prices down at home.

Workers in the UK continue to look for better pay and conditions as bosses struggle to recruit.

Waiting times can range from 16 seconds to over 30 minutes depending on the bank, says Which?.

The coffee giant says it will continue to pay nearly 2,000 staff at its Russian shops for six months.

The country's inability to export its grain has led to food prices rising around the world.

The banking giant has reportedly suspended its responsible investing leader Stuart Kirk.

The UK, US, Australia and New Zealand have also barred the Chinese telecoms equipment makers.