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A document shown to prospective investors may shed light on the Tesla boss plans for Twitter.

The supermarket chain beats a rival offer from EG Group which is owned by billionaire Issa brothers.

The tooth of the world's largest-ever shark could be up to 20 million years old, an expert says.

Passengers report having to wait two hours to get through checks at Birmingham Airport

IndiGo allegedly refused to let the teenager board its flight, saying he was a "risk to passengers".

The slide in the value of cryptocurrencies comes as stock markets around the world have also fallen.

A forced move to universal credit, which begins on Monday, raises fears for vulnerable claimants.

The number of those struggling to buy food rises by 57% in three months, according to a survey.

Some managers think artificial intelligence helps remove their bias but others think it's cheating.

The penalties will target £1.7bn of trade to further weaken Vladimir Putin's Ukraine invasion.

The supermarket has stepped in with a new offer for the failing convenience chain, the BBC understands.

The airline plans to remove a row of seats so that it can fly with fewer cabin crew on board.

How have young business people found the comeback from coronavirus lockdowns?

Strong winds expected to stoke the fire, which has already torn through an area larger than Chicago.

An EU ban on oil and gas from Russia would limit its ability to fight in Ukraine, Sergeii Marchenko says.

Scientists call for electronic waste to be mined for precious metals as supplies of new materials become ‘unsustainable’.

Efforts to protect these beautiful insects include driving electric tractors and hand-rearing them in a lab.

Ministers call boarded-up premises a "blight" and say councils need stronger powers over landlords.

Chelsea have agreed terms on a sale, but who are the key names in the consortium buying the club?

The new owners will pay £4.25bn for the football club, including £2.5bn to be given to charity.

What is it about the Indian market that impels even the biggest food chains to adjust to local needs?

One city is trying to bounce back and find the answers after dozens of empty stores.

Cost of living pressures mean a likely resurgence in people struggling to repay existing debt, a charity warns.

A report into regulation when 30 energy companies went bust exposes failures by Ofgem.

UK hauliers with another base abroad will be able to make unlimited stops from late summer.