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Allied Healthcare, one of the UK’s biggest providers of in-home care, blames a “challenging environment”.

Once synonymous with cheap flights and pre-breakfast pints – is Stansted Airport about to become glamorous?

Men still receive an average of £28 more a week in state pension than women despite reforms, says Which?.

It’s not all doom and gloom for UK retailers, some are managing to buck the trend.

Low stocks and high demand for straw have combined to push prices to historic highs.

Organisations have just seven weeks to prepare for a major shake-up to EU data privacy laws.

The governor of the Bank of England has said that an interest rate rise is “likely” this year, but any increases will be gradual.

The carmaker will reduce its Sunderland workforce by hundreds amid a decline in sales of diesel cars.

The reasons behind changes to the market data service on BBC News Online.

The media regulator says launching more local TV stations in the UK is not viable.

The third-largest US bank is fined for issues at its car insurance and mortgage businesses.

This weekend’s London Marathon will make 90,000 compostable cups available for runners.

The US President criticises producer group Opec and says high oil prices “will not be accepted”.

Challenges lay ahead for Africa’s airlines as they are granted greater access to the continent.

The move follows recent increases announced by energy giants EDF Energy and British Gas.

Privately-owned Lanseria airport in South Africa has big ambitions to increase its capacity.

Kim Kardashian West and her sisters Kourtney and Khloe opened the first store in California in 2006.

Regulators the FCA and PRA allege Jes Staley breached rules in trying to identify a whistleblower.

The Canadian who oversaw the privatisation of the postal service will step down in June.

The head of the nation’s largest wealth manager steps down over a damaging fee scandal.

How can you create public transport in the jungle without polluting it? The isolated Achuar peoples of Ecuador have created an ingenious solution.

Farmers are working on robotic solutions due to a shortage of human workers to pick difficult crops.

Farmers are turning to robots to plant seedlings and pick produce because of human worker shortages.

England’s top 20 teams posted record revenues and also bounced back into profit in the 2016-17 season.

Citizens Advice says hundreds of thousands of UK families cannot afford to put money in their meters.

The National Audit Office says the Treasury’s estimate is “reasonable” but could easily go up or down.

The department store chain has asked KPMG to look at options which may involve store closures and job losses.

HMRC denies refusing to assist with a probe into a French telecoms firm because it had been a Tory donor.

Takeda says it is in talks with Shire about a potential bid for the London-listed drug maker.

A Labour government would offer bankers a seat at the table on policy making, John McDonnell says