Malcolm Prior/BBC The policy to tax inherited agricultural assets worth more than £1m from April 2026 saw farmers hold tractor protests across the UK Farm
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Billionaires fall as King rises
Yang Tian and Imogen James BBC News Getty Images The King is now estimated to be worth £270m more than his late mother the Queen
Half-term baggage strike called off, Unite says
A strike at Gatwick Airport which was expected to disrupt half-term travel has been called off, trade union Unite says. Baggage handlers from Red Handling
Nissan says it could share global plants with Chinese state firm Dongfeng
Car maker Nissan says it is open to sharing factories around the world with its Chinese-owned partner Dongfeng as it shakes up its business. The
UK needs more nuclear to power AI, says Amazon Web Services boss
Simon Jack Business editor BBC The UK needs more nuclear energy to power the data centres needed for artificial intelligence (AI), the boss of the
One in 10 Britons have no savings, UK financial regulator says
Kevin Peachey Cost of living correspondent Getty Images Millions of people are walking a financial tightrope, with one in 10 UK adults saving no money
The camera tech propelling shows like Adolescence
Chris Baraniuk Technology Reporter Netflix In Netflix’s Adolescence the camera had to be attached to a drone while filming Three strong knocks from the police
British Airways (BA) fined after workers hurt at Heathrow
PA Media British Airways was accused of failing to protect its employees British Airways (BA) has been fined more than £3.2m after two of its
CBI calls for stronger ties with EU
A leading UK business lobbying group is calling for a major reset of relations with the European Union, urging both sides to “build bridges” and
What has happened to the closed Debenhams stores?
Kris Holland BBC News, East of England John Fairhall/BBC The final Debenhams stores shut on 15 May 2021 – marking an end to 200 years