Borrowing costs jump and pound falls on Chancellor’s tears
Faisal Islam and Tom EspinerEconomics editor & business reporter, BBC News•@faisalislamBorrowing costs have surged and the pound has fallen after a tearful appearance by Chancellor Rachel Reeves in parliament.Reeves was…
Heathrow airport shutdown: Five key takeaways from report into fire
Five things we now know about the fire that shut Heathrow downBen KingTransport correspondent, BBC NewsReutersA report into a fire at an electricity substation that resulted in Heathrow Airport shutting…
Tesla deliveries plummet 14% in second quarter
Tesla deliveries fall for second quarter in a rowLily JamaliNorth America Technology Correspondent•@lilyjamaliReporting fromSan FranciscoGetty ImagesElon Musk's Tesla has reported a 14% decline in vehicle deliveries in the second quarter…
Heathrow considering legal action against National Grid over fire
Ben King & Faarea MasudTransport correspondent & Business reporter, BBC NewsPA MediaHeathrow Airport is considering legal action against National Grid after a report found the fire which caused the airport…
Government wins vote on watered-down welfare bill after concessions
Kate Whannel & Brian WheelerPolitical reporterThe government has won a vote on its benefits bill by 75 votes, but only after offering last-minute concessions to Labour rebels.Ministers had already watered…
Donald Trump threatens Japan with tariff up to 35% as deadline looms
Peter HoskinsBusiness reporter, BBC NewsReporting fromSingapore US President Donald Trump has threatened to impose a "30% or 35%" tariff on Japan if a deal between the two countries is not…
Qantas data breach to impact 6 million airline customers
Qantas data breach exposes up to six million customer profilesTabby WilsonBBC News, SydneyReutersThe airline says there will be no impact to Qantas' operationsQantas is contacting customers after a cyber attack…
Bank of England to redesign banknotes – and wants your help
Kevin PeacheyCost of living correspondentBBCVictoria Cleland, the Bank's chief cashier, wants people to have their sayBanknotes issued by the Bank of England are about to get their first major redesign…
Senate Republicans narrowly pass Trump’s ‘big, beautiful’ spending bill
Brandon DrenonBBC NewsReporting fromCapitol HillWatch as the Senate narrowly passes Trump's "big, beautiful" billAfter hours of stalemate, Republicans in the US Senate have narrowly passed Donald Trump's mega-bill on tax…
Sacked Irish Rail worker wins €12k for unfair dismissal
An Iarnród Éireann worker who defied orders and took control of a crane when he saw that its load had became unstable - only for the load to trap another…
Dairy farmers encouraged to go solar to cut costs
A guide highlighting ways dairy farmers can cut down on the significant overhead costs of milk production by adopting more solar energy has been published. The study, 'A Solar Energy…