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'Mortgage costs right now are terrifying'
With rates rising and mortgages disappearing from the market, buyers reveal their struggles to get a deal.
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Train strikes hit FA Cup final and Beyoncé concert
Drivers walk out over pay and conditions in the third rail strike this week.
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Diesel falls 12p but should be lower, says RAC
The price of diesel fell to £1.47 in May but the RAC argues the price should be cut further.
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Train strikes: When are they and why are they taking place?
Train drivers walk out on Saturday, after a week of stoppages by both Aslef and the RMT.
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Offer made to civil servants in bid to end strikes
Unions say the government has offered staff below senior grades a lump sum of £1,500.
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Train strikes: How Saturday's walkout will affect you
What you need to know about the walkout by Aslef train drivers, by the BBC's Zoe Conway.
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Train strikes prompt sports fans to set off by bus
Fans making their way to the FA Cup final and the Epsom Derby start their alternative routes
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US adds 339,000 jobs in May defying slowdown fears
Job creation in the US was far stronger than expected as the central bank fights inflation.
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Elon Musk's Twitter loses second trust and safety chief
Ella Irwin is the second person to leave the role since Mr Musk bought Twitter in October 2022.
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iPhone in India: Foxconn to manufacture smartphones in Karnataka by April 2024
Apple's decision to manufacture iPhones in India aims at diversifying away from China
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Congress approves debt deal, averting a US default
President Joe Biden will now sign the measure into law, staving off worldwide economic chaos.
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The tech tricks that make computer games look real
Computer games are becoming indistinguishable from photos or videos of the real world.
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Train strikes: How have they affected the economy?
The leisure industry has been hit hard, but the rest of the economy has learned to cope.
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Debt advisor referral fees banned by regulator
The FCA is banning fees that debt advisors receive for referring people to debt solution companies.
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British Airways fined $1.1m by US government
The US says the airline did not "provide timely refunds to passengers" during Covid.
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UK inflation: Food prices causing problems for farmers
Tessa Elliot, a farmer from Pembrokeshire, says inflation has made it difficult to keep afloat.
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Elon Musk: Twitter boss reclaims title of world's richest person
It comes after shares in his electric car company Tesla have almost doubled since the start of the year.
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Scandal-hit CBI to cut jobs as it fights for survival
The business group, which employs about 337 people, says it needs to cut its wage bill by a third.
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Train strikes: How rail walkouts on Friday will affect you
What you need to know about the walkout by RMT train staff by the BBC's Zoe Conway.
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London still works for stock market listings, says We Soda boss
We Soda could be valued at £6bn when it floats in the UK, in a boost for the London stock market.
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