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Tests found Frootiputti slime exceeded EU limits for boron, a chemical that can impair fertility.

Brexit uncertainty is expected to hit the property market over the next three months, surveyors say.

The woman says if companies were able to spot she had been pregnant, they should also have realised she was bereaved.

Tencent Music Entertainment Group raises $1.1bn as it lists on the New York Stock Exchange.

Sterling sheds some of its earlier gains after leadership confidence vote result is revealed.

Films like Wonderwoman and Moana where women have top billing make more money than those led by men.

Twitter’s chief executive says he needs to learn more about the plight of the Rohingya in Myanmar.

Investors on alert after the retailer attempts to delay a competition probe into its deal with Asda.

TSB’s online banking system failed for over 4 hours on Wednesday, the third major IT problem in a year.

The luxury parka brand, which is popular in China, has seen its shares drop sharply this week.

The wrapping on your Christmas chocolates could make up almost half their total weight.

The struggling retailer posts a £440m loss after it writes down the value of its Carphone Warehouse brand.

Fashion retailer considers closing stores amid disappointing sales of winter clothing.

The future of Team Sky is in doubt after broadcaster Sky announces it will withdraw backing at the end of 2019.

The president says he could act for the good of US trade, as Canada releases Meng Wanzhou on bail.

Living in gentrified areas of Munich is getting pricey – but these renters say they have the answer.

But uSwitch survey says homes in a Birmingham avenue have the fastest access.

Investors are worried a recession might be about to hit the US, so do they have reason to be concerned?

A Canadian court releases Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou on bail, as the US seeks her extradition.

The reported proposal would make tariffs on US cars the same as those from other countries.

The pound falls after a report that colleagues of Theresa May could trigger a no confidence vote.

Brandlogic, which owns the Bentley 1962 clothing brand, claims Bentley Motors has damaged its business.

Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire says measures to defuse protests will be paid for by spending cuts.

Amazon reportedly believes the staff had been abusing their access to an internal database.

US lawmakers accused firm of “programming” bias against conservative views into its algorithms.

Parents are being warned that their children’s eyesight could be at risk.

Shaktikanta Das will take over at Reserve Bank of India after the shock departure of his predecessor.

The automatic compensation code will apply only when the fault takes longer than two days to fix.

Average weekly earnings record the biggest rise since November 2008.

Sales are still falling at the retailer which is closing stores as part of a restructuring plan.