China tightens stock market rules after sell-off
Nearly $6tn has been wiped off Chinese and Hong Kong stocks since their most recent peak three years ago.
Car insurance: Young drivers risk fraud to save on costs
Insurance industry says young drivers could be tempted to break the law as insurance gets more expensive.
Post Office scandal: Chairman Henry Staunton had to go as it 'wasn't working' - Badenoch
Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch says Henry Staunton's sacking is about more than the Horizon scandal.
Off-peak Friday fares trial to start for Tube and trains in London
All Friday journeys on trains and the Tube will be priced at the off-peak rate from March.
When Louis Vuitton tries to make you change your brand name
Experts say there has been a "huge" rise in people defending their trade mark bids in recent years.
Would it bother you if you only got mail three days a week?
Ofcom has proposed Royal Mail could cut the days it delivers letters to three as part of reforms.
Beauty giant Avon under fire over Russia links
The firm is facing criticism for continuing production and recruiting new sales agents in Russia.
Cuddly toy sellers chase an unlikely audience: 'Kidults'
Toy and games sales fell last year as family finances were stretched but one group is bucking the trend.
John Lewis planning major job cuts over five years
As much as 10% of the group's workforce could go in the next five years, according to reports.
UK-Canada trade rift: What it means for cheese, beef and cars
A pause in talks could mean tougher trading terms for the UK - but what will the impact be on consumers?
Growing skincare use by children is dangerous, say dermatologists
Dermatologists say products with ingredients potentially harmful to children are growing popular.
Post Office scandal: 'Mum was sent to prison on my 10th birthday'
Adi Misra was told his pregnant mum was in hospital - he only found out the truth eight years later.
Over four million illegal vapes seized at border
BBC finds number of illegal vapes arriving in the UK last year quadrupled as new rules to be announced.
Former Fujitsu UK CEO quits government role
Michael Keegan, who is married to Education Secretary Gillian Keegan, resigns from the Cabinet Office.
Train strikes: When and where are the next walkouts?
Members of the Aslef train drivers' union are taking more action in its long-running dispute over pay.
Government announces second probe of Telegraph sale
The investigation comes after the UAE-backed bidder made last minute changes.
UK halts trade negotiations with Canada over hormones in beef ban
Talks aimed at extending an EU-era deal broke down over Britain's ban on hormone-treated meat.
Mining giants told to pay $9.7bn over Brazil dam disaster
The 2015 collapse of the Fundão dam in Brazil caused a giant mudslide that killed 19 people.
Post Office Inquiry: Ex-investigator in NI 'told Horizon IT system was 100% reliable'
Suzanne Winter worked as an investigator for the Post Office in NI from 2001 to 2014.
Ex-Tory peer Michelle Mone's assets frozen
A spokesperson for Baroness Mone said it was "deplorable" private matters were being conducted in public.