Rishi Sunak defends Kemi Badenoch in Post Office clash
The business secretary is embroiled in a row over compensation in the Post Office scandal.
Tesco changes how it shows Clubcard prices after row
The price per unit will now be displayed alongside the total price to make it easier to compare deals.
Tate & Lyle's Golden Syrup rebrand drops dead lion
Tate & Lyle's Sugars, which owns the product, claims a new logo will appeal to modern shoppers.
Drone rules may change to allow medical deliveries
The UK's aviation regulator is proposing to allow drones to be flown out of sight of their pilot.
Baby formula milk investigated over high price concerns
Parents could be saving up to £500 in baby's first year, according to the UK's competition watchdog.
Gloucestershire vertical farm is one of UK's 'most advanced'
Salad crops are grown indoors under lights three times faster than in traditional agriculture.
Japan's discount store pioneer Hirotake Yano dies
The billionaire owner of the so-called 100 yen store passed away at the age of 80, the firm says.
Cameron government knew Post Office ditched Horizon IT investigation
Documents show the secret investigation may have helped wrongly accused postmasters prove their innocence.
The staff shortage in India's special effects industry
With international studios sending more work to India, the industry is struggling to train enough staff.
Kemi Badenoch says ex-Post Office chair claims 'made up'
There is "no evidence" Henry Staunton was told to stall compensation, the business secretary says.
Crew abandon British-registered cargo ship off Yemen after Houthi attack
The missile strike by the Houthis on the British-registered vessel is one of the most damaging yet.
Israel's economy shrinks more than expected on Gaza war
Its gross domestic product contracted by far more than expected in the wake of the conflict with Gaza.
Stats watchdog criticises Treasury tax cut claims
Two Treasury ministers, Laura Trott and Bim Afolami, have been criticised over recent claims on tax cuts.
New controls on holiday lets to be introduced
From the summer, planning permission may be needed to turn homes into new short-term lets.
Currys takeover battle looms as JD.com eyes bid
The Chinese e-commerce firm joins US investor Elliot as a possible bidder for the UK retail group.
Lunar New Year: China tourism spending tops pre-Covid levels
The figures mark some rare good news for the world's second-largest economy.
Post Office not asked to stall payouts, says government
Claims by the ex-Post Office chairman that he was asked to delay compensation to help the government are denied.
Currys rejects £700m takeover approach from US firm Elliott
The electrical goods retailer says the proposal "significantly undervalued" the business.
Donald Trump launches own-brand shoes after $355m fraud fine
The ex-president promoted gold-coloured shoes priced at $399 at a sneaker convention in Philadelphia.
Post Office scandal: £10k pay-out 'cruel', says bankrupt victim
"I now have no career, no money, no pension, no nothing... they took that all away," Tony Downey tells the BBC.