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The controversial process of cloning your dog or cat is growing more popular, despite its high cost.

Shanghai is a major financial centre and port as well as a hub for manufacturing electronics and cars.

The airline said surging Covid rates in Europe were resulting in higher-than-usual levels of sickness.

Grant Shapps says the policy is "not a route we want to go down" despite pressure on supplies.

Drivers trying to reach ferries on Saturday saw delays of up to nine hours.

Makers of oven chips, crisps, ready meals and cereal bars are racing to find sunflower oil alternatives.

Russia supplies nearly a fifth of UK diesel - the UK says it will stop imports by the end of the year.

A lack of staff and surging demand are blamed for long baggage queues for arrivals.

Chemistry professor Prof David MacMillan has set up a foundation in his parents' honour.

Centrica's boss tells the BBC that the UK should be open to the idea of bringing back fracking.

The World Trade Organisation says ongoing pandemic-related supply chain problems are also hurting growth.

A typical annual energy bill could be as high as £2,600 by October, warns consultancy Cornwall Insight.

The Amazon Labor Union won a contest to establish the first unionised Amazon warehouse in the US.

Rishi Sunak has been under pressure over his wife's stake in Infosys, which operates in Russia.

As a new price cap takes effect, causing energy bills to soar, we answer your questions.

The Insolvency Service launches criminal and civil investigations into the recent redundancies.

The Kremlin says it won't cut gas supplies to European customers until mid-April at the earliest.

US employers added 431,000 jobs last month and the unemployment rate fell to 3.6%.

An arms-length Scottish government company will take over running the rail franchise from Abellio.

It says the decision to award the National Lottery licence to another operator is "badly wrong".

The Airport Operators Association warned staff shortages and absences could put operations under strain.

Tear gas was fired on demonstrators protesting against dire food, fuel and power shortages.

The popular messaging app said the move was in line with "relevant national regulations".

The European Union is investing billions of euros in developing a world-beating chip industry.

Some farmers say studies suggest Paraquat could be a factor in the onset of Parkinson's Disease.