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There will be no immediate job losses at the baby goods retailer, although its founder will step down.

Vineyards are moving further north, but new winemakers say they struggle to be taken seriously.

The firm says military action in Ukraine means it will shut its shops, having defended staying open.

Fraudsters are cold-calling people asking for bank details to receive the £150 rebate, say councils.

There are calls to ban the Post Office from bringing private prosecutions following the Horizon IT scandal.

The latest IPCC guidance on when carbon emissions should peak has been misunderstood say scientists.

The so-called "poison pill" measure is in response to Elon Musk's $43bn cash buyout offer.

Millions are expected to travel on what is predicted to be the busiest day of the Easter weekend.

One holiday firm says its cut prices this year to ensure customers can still get away.

The comments came just hours after the Tesla boss revealed a more than $40bn takeover offer for Twitter.

Crypto worth at least $615 million was stolen from players of popular online game Axie Infinity.

An executive at one of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges hits out at scammers who target the vulnerable.

Two junctions are reopening on Friday with more due to reopen overnight, National Highways says.

Noel Corry, 56, of Cheshire, provided favoured companies with information to help them win contracts.

Ukraine's leader tells the BBC that all European countries should have ended Russian energy imports.

The boss of Tesla claims he wants to unlock the social media platform's "extraordinary potential".

Scientists map coral reefs in the Caribbean to identify those most likely to survive climate change.

Malaysia-based Sina Estavi has been offered just a small fraction of the $2.9m he paid for the tweet.

The bonus will only be paid to those who can join before July as the industry battles to find new staff.

The country is scheduled to make $78m of interest payments on its international bonds on Monday.

The French cosmetics firm will keep its shops in Russia open but says it is "firmly committed" to Ukraine.

Under a new scheme, money will be available for work on flood-hit properties to prevent repeat damage.

Nepal relies heavily on neighbouring India for imports of almost all of its staples, including fuel.

Millions of people who bought dogs during the pandemic are now returning to work.

It's 85 miles wide, which is larger than the US state of Rhode Island. And it's coming this way.