Unpaid benefits at record level
A total of £1.7bn in benefits was not paid to those entitled to the money in 2015-16 owing to fraud and error.
Food industry warns of higher prices without EU workers
The UK faces higher food prices without continued access to EU workers, 30 trade associations have warned.
Kenya pins its prosperity hopes on oil
As Kenya prepares to export oil, the promise of petrodollars has generated high expectations.
Councils make extra £60m from parking charges and fines
The money generated by councils in England from parking operations has risen by 9% in a year, research finds.
UK trade deficit narrows in October
The UK trade deficit in goods and services narrowed to £2bn in October as exports rose, official figures show.
Tougher crowdfunding rules proposed by FCA
Tougher rules are needed to protect investors in crowdfunding platforms, the Financial Conduct Authority says.
Sumitomo to buy banana company Fyffes
Irish fruit distributor Fyffes says it has agreed to be bought by Japan’s Sumitomo Corporation.
Courtside gambling ads dumped from Australian Open
Controversial courtside ads for William Hill will not be featured at next month’s tennis tournament.
Australia’s richest woman Gina Rinehart to buy Kidman estate
Australia approves the sale of its largest private landholding, the Kidman estate, to Gina Rinehart.
The hopping robot and other tech news
BBC Click’s Nick Kwek looks at some of the best of the week’s technology news
