Tom Edwards Reporter, BBC Hereford & Worcester BBC Independent councillor Milly Boylan said the centre had been “inundated” with worried people over benefits changes Staff
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Sunderland second-hand school uniform scheme ‘flat out’
Andy Watson BBC News, North East and Cumbria Reporting fromHendon, Sunderland BBC Second Chance has been running for two years and says it has seen
Albanese dismisses warning over AAA credit rating
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has dismissed concerns that election spending promises could jeopardise the country’s prized AAA sovereign credit rating. Analysts at S&P Global
President set to ease import levy impact on US carmakers
President Donald Trump is set to take action to ease the impact of his tariffs on US car makers, a top White House official says.
ChatGPT AI bot adds shopping to its powers
Overwhelmed by online shopping? Maybe a robot can help. The viral ChatGPT bot is adding shopping features to its powers, extending the reach of its
Graduates turned down by supermarkets as vacancies hit four-year low
Kirsty Grant & Jennifer Meierhans BBC News reporters Faisa Ali Tarabi Faisa has been looking for work for 15 months Young people have told the
Government plans to extend levy to milkshakes
The sugar tax applied to fizzy drinks is set to be extended to milkshakes and other milk-based drinks under new government plans. The government is
Flights cancelled in Portugal and Spain due to power cut
A major power cut across large parts of Spain and Portugal has resulted in dozens of flights being cancelled as well as disruption to rail
DHL lifts suspension of high-value deliveries to US
DHL has lifted a suspension it had imposed on deliveries worth more than $800 (£603) to the US after negotiating “adjustments” to customs rules. Earlier
UK growth forecast cut over tariff uncertainty
Shakira Abdi Business reporter, BBC News Getty Images Growth in the UK’s economy is set to be slower than previously predicted as a result of