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What do football's Financial Fair Play rules really mean?

SGI executive Dr Eng Lim Goh gets the third degree

The BBC's Richard Scott has become the first journalist to be allowed inside the Virgin Galactic spaceship.

Test pilot Peter Siebold has told the BBC's Richard Scott that flying the Virgin Galactic spaceship is ''exhilarating''.

Shares in Dixons Retail plunge 20% after the electrical retailer said annual profits would be at the bottom of market expectations.

Up to 500 jobs are being lost as menswear firm Officers Club calls in administrators.

Japan's fishermen brace for the worst after Fukushima disaster

Google will have independent privacy audits for the next 20 years after the US Federal Trade Commission ruled that Google Buzz wrongly used users' information.

President Barack Obama sets out an ambitious target to reduce US oil imports by one-third by 2025.

Barclays bank has had more complaints made about its banking service than any other UK financial institution, new data shows.

French President Nicholas Sarkozy is in China to discuss reform to the international monetary system.

Shares in Tokyo Electric tumble again and the ongoing nuclear crisis lands the President of Tepco in hospital.

Salesforce.com buys social media veteran Radian 6, while Jive gets ready to go public.

News Corp appoints James Murdoch to new role in move that fuels speculation about whether he will succeed Rupert Murdoch

People who have lost their job are among those asking for advice at the Money Matters Roadshow as they assess their personal budgets.

The BBC Money Matters Roadshow gives advice to a man who is worried about his pension.

Containing a presumed leak of water from the "torus" of reactor 2 at the Fukushima nuclear plant is a priority, says a leading expert.

At the BBC's Money Matters Roadshow in Plymouth, Richard Preston asks for advice on starting up a business

At the Money Matters Roadshow in Plymouth a mother asks how her son will afford sixth form now that the EMAs have been replaced.

Wealth advisor, Howard Goodship, on how to get a good return from a pension.

At the Money Matters Roadshow, one person asks if he is entitled to claim benefits on top of his pension.

The government says its new Bribery Act will cement the UK's position as a global leader in the fight against business corruption.

Lloyds Bank are close to an agreement with prospective Rangers buyers over the club's debt.

Pregnant mares are likely to abort their foetus if they are kept close to other stallions, researchers in the Czech Republic have discovered.

Questions about pensions dominate proceedings at the BBC Money Matters Roadshow in Plymouth