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Vauxhall-maker Stellantis is calling on the government to renegotiate some Brexit rules or risk losing electric

The UK's financial regulator says 40% more adults are finding it hard to pay debts and bills.

Soaring demand for food banks means charities are having to buy produce - but simple tech can target donations.

Plans for up to 700 new homes in Wynyard, Stockton-on-Tees, have attracted more than 650 objections.

Governments in the region are spending hundreds of billions of dollars trying to reverse the trend.

Ben Houchen says he has written to the National Audit Office amid claims of wrongdoing.

Huw Pill says he regrets saying people should get used to being poorer or risk high inflation.

Mental health issues and back and neck pain have contributed to the rise in long-term sickness.

A Hitchin ice cream shop that renamed a product after a M&S request says "99% were positive".

The bakery chain said hot food like chicken goujons, wedges and pizza were particularly popular.

Rising costs have led to an uncertain future, the owners of a "sustainable" shop in east London say.

The Tesla boss is ordered to hand over any papers showing contact between him, Epstein and JP Morgan.

The surge in rent has become a major issue in the South East Asian country.

The private equity owner of the resort firm wants to sell the business for up to £5bn.

Liquidators are working with the local authority to rehouse almost 40 residents.

Vice Media Group, which was once valued at $5.7bn, is set to be sold but will keep operating.

Fabio Vincenti is now considering alternative names for his pig-based treat.

The US is offering huge incentives to electric car firms, but the UK risks falling behind.

The parts maker rejected the request, saying investigators had not found any "systemic" defects.