Unlabelled nuts in food prompts probe
The discovery of almonds in three products not advertised as containing nuts prompts a wider investigation by the Food Standards Agency.
Miliband pledges tough HMRC review
A review of HM Revenue and Customs’ approach to tax evasion and avoidance will report by July if Labour comes to power, Ed Miliband says.
Ex-HSBC boss quits financial body
Ex-HSBC head Lord Green steps down from a leading financial services body, amid claims HSBC may have enabled tax avoidance when he was in charge.
‘Mend or end’ diversity debate hit by new twist
The ‘mend it or end it’ debate over affirmative action is being complicated by immigration, one academic says.
Day of love birthed in blood: V-Day’s gory history
The most romantic day on the calendar has a decidedly bloody history nobody ever talks about.
Fighting rages in run-up to Ukraine ceasefire
Ukraine and Russian-backed rebels fought across the east of the country despite a peace deal brokered by Germany and France.
This country will stop foreigners from owning land
Foreigners will be barred from owning land in South Africa President Jacob Zuma said on Saturday.
VIDEO: Getting a good deal on holiday money
Many of us may shop around to get a good deal on flights and accommodation when planning a holiday, but getting the best value when exchanging currency is often an afterthought.
VIDEO: The world’s lifestyle – in 60 seconds
A 60-second video explaining how global wealth has changed the way we live, as part of the BBC’s A Richer World season.
Tech firms urged to share data with US
The US president urges tech firms to share more information with security services, as leading figures gather for a summit in California.