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The cryptocurrency exchange boss is expected to travel to the US to face fraud charges, the BBC understands.

Notes featuring the King's portrait will enter circulation in mid-2024, says the Bank of England.

Fewer people are donating to charity compared with before the pandemic, a survey suggests.

The scheme offers government backing to encourage lenders to offer low-deposit mortgages to buyers.

Business groups angry after a decision on extending energy support is put off until the new year.

Some 57.5% of users voted "yes" when Elon Musk asked them if he should quit as Twitter's chief executive.

Epic Games pays $520m over claims it violated child privacy laws and tricked players into making purchases.

Councillors have been asked to consider a change of use for the vacant retail site.

Network Rail advises people to travel only if "absolutely necessary" due to strike action by the RMT.

All UK households are getting £400 off their winter energy bill and many on low incomes get extra help.

People are prepared to wait longer for handmade items, says the chief of the e-commerce firm.

A single mum says, despite household energy subsidies, increasing costs keep her awake at night.

Elon Musk suspended some journalists' accounts after accusing them of sharing location data about him.

The United Nations joins the EU in warning Elon Musk over a "disturbing" move to suspend journalists.

Lanvin Group hopes to be the first luxury giant to rise out of Asia.

The former US president flogs 'gifts' showing him as a superhero, astronaut and Nascar driver.

About 1,200 employees have been awarded a one-off bonus and a double-digit wage rise.

Sales saw a surprise fall last month as households continue to struggle with the cost-of-living crisis.

Washington announced some of the broadest export controls on chipmakers in October.