Oliver Smith,Business reporterandLucy Hooker,Business reporterBBC"No one's benefiting here," says Goran Raven - looking around the forecourt.It's 17:00 GMT on a Friday afternoon, and it's busy. There's a steady stream of…
Natalie ShermanBusiness reporterGetty ImagesA US judge has blocked efforts by the Department of Justice to investigate the Federal Reserve, delivering a victory for Fed chairman Jerome Powell, who had called…
Faisal Islam,Economics editor,Lucy HookerandMitchell Labiak,Business reportersGetty ImagesPetrol forecourt retailers have hit out at the government's "inflammatory language" on profiteering since the oil price surge following the US-Israel war with Iran,…
Jemma CrewBusiness reporterGetty ImagesThe UK economy unexpectedly failed to grow in January, with eating out in restaurants suffering in particular. The zero growth for the month was weaker than had…
Natalie ShermanBusiness reporterGetty ImagesThe US has raised concerns about forced labour being used to produce cotton in China's Xinjiang regionThe US has announced a new trade investigation into 60 countries,…
US easing of Russia oil sanctions draws criticism Peter HoskinsandArchie Mitchell,business reportersReutersThe US has loosened sanctions preventing other countries buying Russian oil and petroleum already loaded on vessels at sea…
Archie MitchellBusiness reporterGetty ImagesThe Trump administration's decision to ease sanctions on countries buying Russian oil has been welcomed by the Kremlin and has sparked deep concern among pro-Ukraine campaigners.The US…
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Dharshini DavidDeputy economics editorGetty ImagesAfter a rough few years, we all want to be better off. The government hoped 2026 was the year in which it could raise our growth…
Adrian Harms & Abi McLoughlin,in West ByfleetandTanya Gupta,South EastBBC/Adrian HarmsSeema Misra was jailed while she was pregnantA former sub-postmistress who was wrongly jailed while pregnant during the Post Office's Horizon…
Can Ukraine's war-torn wheatfields be cleansed?Dave HarveyWest of England Business and Environment CorrespondentRoyal Agricultural UniversityDr Maksym Soloha, a Ukrainian soil researcher, stands on the ruins of a Russian tank in…
Episode detailsWorld Service,12 Mar 2026,23 minsAvailable for over a yearIn February, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk posted a social media video celebrating new figures from the International Monetary Fund suggesting…