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Businesses in North Yorkshire explain how the exceptionally cold weather in March has damaged their trade.
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Researchers unveil the first image from a new observatory in Mexico that can catch the highest-energy light ever seen on Earth.
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Fishermen in Denmark have backed calls for a seal cull to protect dwindling fish stocks.
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A government-imposed limit on benefit payments begins in four London boroughs ahead of its introduction across England, Scotland and Wales.
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China's economy, the world's second-largest, performs worse than many analysts had expected in the first three months of the year.
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Train delays caused by metal and cable theft halved in the last year, Network Rail figures show.
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A new report says the UK's use of biofuels is "irrational" and will cost motorists around £460 million over the next 12 months.
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Malaria hotspots in countries where the disease has largely been eradicated need to be targeted in radical ways, US experts say.
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A kidney "grown" in the laboratory has been transplanted into animals where it started to produce urine, US scientists say.
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Charities look to the markets as traditional funding falters
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Business lobby group British Chambers of Commerce says most UK businesses want to stay in Europe, with some powers brought back home.
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Both retailers and small businesses say the exceptionally cold weather in March damaged business activity.
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The ups and downs of running a business as an expat
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China reports 11 fresh cases of bird flu, with the virus now appearing in the central province of Henan and the capital Beijing.
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Scotland's clubs are going to vote on a proposed league restructure - BBC Scotland's Chris McLaughlin explains the background
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A rare plant finds a stronger foothold after scrub is cleared from cliffs in Gwynedd.
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The first osprey egg of the year in Scotland has been laid in a nest at a secret site in the Borders.
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The number of people prosecuted for cruelty to badgers has almost doubled in five years, new figures obtained by Labour suggest.
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Airbus plans to reduce the size of its window seats to make room for wider ones in the aisles.
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One-fifth of complaints to banks about current accounts are not being cleared up to the satisfaction of customers, according to consumer group Which?
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The Scottish government is proposing an independent Scotland could take on a public sector debt burden at just over half of the rate faced by the whole UK.
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The general secretary of the UK's biggest trade union is re-elected for another five-year term of office.
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The Kuwaiti government has announced it will pay off $2.6bn to settle bank loans owed by about 48,000 Kuwaitis.
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A slump in the number of visitors to Tunisia since the country's revolution has forced those in the tourism industry to rethink their businesses.
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In urban India just one in every four women goes out to work, with social attitudes and a lack of opportunities partly to blame.
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