The better-than-expected GDP data comes as Asian countries have been hit hard by the impact of the conflict. Source link

Annual earnings grew at an annual rate of 3.8% in the November to January period, the Office for National Statistics says. Source link

Natalie ShermanBusiness reporterBloomberg via Getty ImagesThe US economy picked up speed over the three months to September, as consumer spending jumped and exports increased. The world's largest economy expanded ...

A sunscreen scandal in Australia is continuing to grow, with 18 products now pulled from shelves in the skin cancer hotspot over safety concerns.Analysis by a consumer advocacy group ...

Getty ImagesA satellite image shows Hurricane Erin advancing in the Atlantic OceanHurricane Erin has weakened to a category three hurricane as it moves towards the Bahamian Archipelago in the ...

Getty ImagesA sharp drop in imports triggered by President Donald Trump tariff policy helped boost US economic growth between April and June, according to the latest figures.The world's largest ...

Matt Murphy, Thomas Spencer & Alex MurrayBBC VerifyGetty ImagesAt least 30 US military planes have been moved from bases in America to Europe over the past three days, flight ...

Getty ImagesThe UK economy grew for the first time in three months, driven in part by a boost in trade for pubs, restaurants and the construction industry.Official figures showed ...

Getty ImagesLuxury carmaker Rolls-Royce will expand its Goodwood factory and global headquarters to meet the growing demand for bespoke models.It will invest more than £300 million so it can ...

Getty ImagesFord UK has called on the government to introduce incentives to encourage drivers to buy electric vehicles (EVs) as an industry backlash grows over sales targets. Lisa Brankin, ...

11 minutes agoCatherine Moore,BBC News NIBBCKate McNally said Haymarket has measures in place to ensure it can run bottomless brunches responsiblyA boom in the popularity of bottomless brunches is ...

More than 30 groups warn the government that fining or arresting people risks stigmatising the homeless. Source link