Government borrowing jumps to £6.8bn in August
Borrowing rose by more than expected following subdued tax receipts and an increase in spending.
NatWest, RBS and Ulster Bank say online banking glitch ‘resolved’
Customers of NatWest, RBS and Ulster Bank were unable to access their accounts online for hours.
When this country faced a suspected Russian cyberattack – it took some big steps to stop another
The tiny Baltic country of Estonia was home to a massive cyberattack in 2007. Here’s what it did to prevent to beef up its cybersecurity strategy.
Moss Bros shares dive on profit warning
The men’s tailoring company says the hot weather and World Cup hit sales over the summer.
Uber reportedly in talks to buy food delivery firm Deliveroo
Ride-hailing company Uber Technologies Inc is reportedly in early talks to buy food delivery company Deliveroo.
Lloyd’s of London shrugs off 2017 loss with first-half profit
Lloyd’s of London said on Friday that it had returned to profit in the first half, following a 2017 loss brought on by a record year for catastrophes.
Australian strawberries: Why would someone hide a needle in fruit?
Criminologists explore a food safety scare in Australia, and what could be motivating copycats.
US imposes sanctions on China for buying Russian weapons
Beijing is being penalised for buying Russian combat jets and surface-to-air missiles.
How the fridge became a million dollar idea
The BBC’s Aaron Heslehurst explains how the fridge became a million dollar idea.
Uber Eats drivers block streets in pay protest
Uber Eats drivers are staging protests over changes to their payment structure, claiming rates for every delivery had been reduced without agreement.