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Giant squid around the world are "basically identical" despite looking very different, scientists say.

A Scottish fitted kitchen company is fined £90,000 for "blighting" the public with thousands of unwanted marketing calls.

The British have been told they are living through one of the deepest and most sustained economic crisis in modern times - but what is the real impact on the incomes of ordinary people?

'Marmageddon' over as New Zealand shops restock locally-made Marmite, after shortages caused by the Christchurch quake in 2011.

George Osborne will set out how he intends to use cuts to Whitehall budgets to benefit the economy, when he delivers his fourth Budget later.

Are all of Asia's citizens feeling the benefits of the region's booming economies?

German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble warns Cyprus that its banks may never be able to reopen, after its parliament rejected a bailout deal.

Asian currencies continue to strengthen as uncertainty over the developments in Cyprus hurts the euro.

The UK could move a step closer later to allowing the creation of babies made from two women and one man to prevent "mitochondrial" diseases.

A nine-year-old girl from the Isle of Wight has a dinosaur whose fossil she found named after her.

A row has cast a shadow over exports from oil rich Kurdish Iraq

The electric car that disproves that battery power is boring

Transocean, owner of the Gulf of Mexico oil rig that exploded in 2010, could have done more to detect problems, says the company's chief executive.

The government is to announce further spending cuts in Wednesday's Budget, with the savings going to large-scale infrastructure projects designed to boost economic growth.

How much are rising prices affecting you?

Could it leave the euro or be saved by Russia?

Bentley may assemble its next new model in Bratislava, Slovakia, rather than the UK for the first time, the company says.

The Ministry of Defence is flying 1m euros to Cyprus from Britain as a contingency measure to provide military personnel with emergency loans.

Retailer Lululemon removes a range of its popular stretch yoga pants from sale because they reveal a little too much.

UK consumer price inflation (CPI) rose to 2.8% in February, thanks to in part to rising energy prices, according to official figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS)

Entrepreneur Elon Musk is a man with many plans. The founder of PayPal, Tesla Motors and SpaceX sits down with TED curator Chris Anderson to share details about his visionary projects, which include a mass-marketed electric car, a solar energy leasing company and a fully reusable rocket.

Lottery winner Roger Griffiths told BBC Radio 5 live how he became rich overnight and then lost it all when the financial crisis hit the UK.

The government is to announce further spending cuts in Wednesday's Budget, with the savings going to large-scale infrastructure projects designed to boost economic growth.

The boss of Cambridge-based Arm Holdings, whose computer chip technology powers smartphones and other consumer devices, is retiring from the company.

Ryanair is planning to increase its aircraft fleet by a third to 400 planes after ordering 175 planes from Boeing.