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Employers added 187,000 jobs in July raising hopes that the economy will avoid a painful downturn.

Around 24,000 staff will get a pay increase and one-off payment of £1,000, the Unite union says.

Chancellor asks watchdog to speed up probe into whether bank accounts are being closed for political views.

The relationship between Canberra and Beijing has thawed since the election of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.

The Kansas-based aircraft firm bought Bombardier's Northern Ireland operations in 2019.

The account on the platform formerly known as Twitter impersonated Japan's top currency diplomat.

The recall is the latest in a series of fire-related recalls of Hyundai and Kia models in recent years.

Bank of England boss Andrew Bailey comments come as it raises interest rates to 5.25% from 5%.

UK rates are not expected to fall any time soon, but they may not go up much more from here.

Concerns over impact on prices has led to another delay on checks for food coming in from the EU.

The sportswear giant is selling stockpiles of trainers after its high-profile split with rapper Kanye West.

Shares of firms such as Alibaba and video-sharing website Bilibili extended their losses in Asia early on Thursday.

More Taylor Wimpey customers are taking longer mortgages to make monthly repayments more affordable, providers say.

Traders and local businesses say they are struggling while the market is shut for renovations.

The rating agency said it had noted a "steady deterioration" in governance over the last 20 years.

The world's second largest economy is putting controls on gallium and germanium exports.

The BBC tracked down UK companies using fake reviews to boost their visibility in Google results.