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"We will need hundreds of billions of dollars to rebuild all this later", Ukraine's president added.

The supermarket urges people to use their judgement - with best before labels used instead.

Governor Ron DeSantis has taken aim at Disney over its opposition to the so-called Don't Say Gay bill.

The streaming giant is losing subscribers despite huge hits like Squid Game and Bridgerton.

The nation that has seen economic trauma is open to the possibility of alternative money like Bitcoin.

Boris Johnson is hoping to strike a free trade deal with India within months.

Plan urges citizens to cut energy use to reduce money flowing to Russia

Branches will only be open until mid-afternoon, after which customers will need a booking, the bank says.

The Swiss food giant says it will continue to raise the prices of its products as food costs surge.

Shares in the streaming service company slumped 35% as it warned of tough times ahead.

It comes after UK and US business groups said their members have been hit by Covid measures in China.

The World Bank chief says hundreds of millions more people could be pushed into poverty.

New Zealand's PM tells the BBC in an exclusive interview she'll work with China where possible.

Simply designating an area as "for nature" does not mean it is beneficial for wildlife, researchers find.

A survey of 10,000 British women by retail analyst Kantar has revealed big changes to beauty routines.

Equity, the performing arts workers union. says actors need protection from computer-generated substitutes.

The broadcaster is recognised for his devotion to telling stories about the natural world.

Elon Musk's Tesla has raised prices for its electric cars as it faces higher costs.

Germany currently gets a quarter of its oil and 40% of its gas from Russia

Combined pressures of global heating and farming can halve insect populations in some places - study.

The RMT union claims Network Rail's plans to cut up to 2,500 jobs will make accidents more likely.

Businessman Oleg Tinkov, is one of the most high profile Russians to publicly condemn the war.

Soaring energy bills will cause problems without fresh help for those struggling, bodies have warned.

The business show featured 67 ideas on which investors spent more than 400m rupees.

Gaby Hersham, CEO of co-working space network Huckletree, shares her business advice.