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Apple was hit with a complaint to EU antitrust regulators by two civil rights groups today over the terms and conditions of its App Store and devices for allegedly breaching…
Which benefits are going up and by how much?Lucy HookerBusiness ReporterGetty ImagesThe cost of living is always important to our finances, but this month what is happening to prices will…
Updated / Wednesday, 22 Oct 2025 14:58 'PostBack' involves households ordering a free donation bag and filling it with items such as clothes, books and toys - up to 10kg…
Charlotte EdwardsBusiness reporter, BBC NewsGetty ImagesFood inflation fell, according to the latest figuresFood and drinks prices in the UK are increasing at their slowest rate in more than a year,…
Ryanair will run 84 weekly flights from Jordan's capital Amman this winter after restarting operations paused by the war in Gaza and is in talks about a significant expansion, the…
Katy AustinTransport correspondent Eurostar has revealed plans to run double-decker trains through the Channel Tunnel for the first time.The cross-channel rail operator has confirmed it will order up to 50…
Dharshini DavidDeputy economics editorThere's relief for many today that inflation didn't hit the feared 4% last month - relief for households, the government and the Bank of England.But at 3.8%…
Hotel operator Hilton Worldwide has today slashed its forecast for 2025 room revenue growth, signalling that weak travel demand would persist as consumers dial down discretionary spending. Travel demand in…
Pre-tax profits at the Irish arm of clothing retail giant, H&M last year increased five fold to €3.87m as its 'bricks and mortar' stores delivered a "solid performance". New accounts…
Joe TidyCyber correspondent, BBC World ServiceThe cyber attack on Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) will cost an estimated £1.9bn and be the most economically damaging cyber event in UK history, according…
Dublin property investment company IPUT Real Estate has let the 14,000 sq ft second floor of Styne House to two occupiers, ION Trading and NTT DATA on multi-year leases. ION…