The 100ml liquid rule returns for UK and EU airports

Air travellers who hoped the era of "tiny toiletries" was nearly over are facing fresh disappointment.

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Mining boss opposes staff leaving office for coffee

Managing director of Mineral Resources Chris Ellison wants to "hold staff captive all day long".

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Fuel duty cut could be scrapped, says RAC

The motoring group claims retailers not drivers have benefitted from lower tax on petrol and diesel.

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Telegram boss banned from leaving France in criminal probe

He has been placed under formal investigation as part of a probe into organised crime on the messaging app, French prosecutors say.

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Boss arrested over deadly fire at S Korea battery plant

The arrest of Aricell's chief executive follows an investigation that found multiple safety failings.

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What taxes might be raised in the Budget?

The government says taxes will have to rise to fix the public finances - but which ones could go up?

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Tanni Grey-Thompson forced to 'crawl off' train

The former Paralympian was not met at the other end of her journey by a staff member.

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Ikea trials resale website to rival eBay and Gumtree

Ikea Preowned launches in Oslo and Madrid, with a global rollout expected by the end of the year.

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Charities fear double energy price hit for pensioners

Rising energy prices and the withdrawal of financial support will hit some hard, charities say.

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Royal Mail fails to meet spring delivery targets

Royal Mail delivered less than 80% of first class post on time between April and the end of June.

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Typical household energy bill up £149 a year in October

Energy regulator Ofgem announces price changes for 27 million households in England, Wales and Scotland.

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Have supermarkets reached peak self-scan?

Supermarket are beginning to question the divisive technology after years of criticism from shoppers.

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Shein reveals child labour cases at suppliers

The Chinese fast fashion giant has been tightening scrutiny of firms that make the clothes it sells.

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Royal Mail fails to meet spring delivery targets

Royal Mail delivered less than 80% of first class post on time between April and the end of June.

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Child benefit claims rise after income rule change

The number of new claims rose in April, after a rule change on how much parents can earn and still be eligible.

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McDonald's to open 200 new restaurants in growth drive

'Drive to' sites - with a small seating area and no drive-through - will be tested as part of the offer.

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Bangladesh to raise rates, says new bank chief

Soaring prices have been a major concern for the country as its currency comes under pressure.

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Cost of public services drives up government borrowing

Borrowing hit £3.1bn last month, the highest level for July since 2021, official figures show.

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Why retail giant 7-Eleven is on a rival's shopping list

The firm is deciding whether to remain in Japanese ownership or return to its Northern American roots.

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ChatGPT firm OpenAI strikes deal with Vogue owner

The multi-year deal is the latest such agreement to be struck between OpenAI and a major media company.

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Energy prices forecast to rise by 9% in October

A forecaster says bills will rise in the run-up to winter while experts say few cheap fixed deals exist.

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The six minute train journey that became a long legal nightmare

Sarah Cook was threatened with a £500 penalty and prison for an unpaid ticket but she became a test case.

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X suspends business in Brazil over censorship row

The social media platform says its legal representative was threatened by a supreme court judge.

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Ted Baker closing last stores with 500 jobs at risk

All of the fashion brand's stores are expected to have shut by the end of Tuesday.

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Is Wizz Air's 'all you can fly' subscription too good to be true?

The budget airline's subscription has sparked excitement in some - and angered others who have suffered delays and cancellations.

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New homes and end to price-gouging: Harris sets economic goals

Vice-president Kamala Harris targets housing costs and price gouging in newly-released economic plans.

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Shops boosted by Euros and summer sales in July

Retail sales in Britain ticked up in July as the Euros football championship lifted demand.

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Tech firm apologises for 'creepy' hostess lampshade outfits

The company-branded lampshades, which obscured the women's faces, have been called "creepy" and "sexist."

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UK economy continues recovery with 0.6% growth

Strong growth in the services sector helped the UK to continue to emerge from last year's recession.

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Rayner meets businesses and unions on workers' rights

Proposals include banning zero-hours contracts and ending "fire and rehire" practices.

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Inflation rate rises for first time this year to 2.2%

The UK inflation rate has risen to 2.2%, but this was not as high as economists had forecast.

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Starbucks replaces boss after sales slump

Shares in the chain soared after the appointment of a new chief executive to try to boost sales.

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Post Office IT boss quits amid Horizon delays

Post Office tech chief Chris Brocklesby leaves after a year as Horizon IT replacement faces delays.

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Higher compensation proposed for poor water service

Water companies that miss standards should pay customers more compensation, the government proposes.

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Why Trump and Harris both say 'no tax on tips'

Under the current law, employees are required to disclose all tips over $20 per month to their employer.

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Concerns over 'dangerous gases' at closed copper mine

A legal dispute over the facility in Panama has caused new environmental fears.

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No films, no music, no sleep: Is 'raw-dogging' long flights heroic or foolish?

Some fliers are giving up in-flight entertainment and even drinking water but experts warn it could be dangerous.

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Final offer of £5.4bn for Hargreaves Lansdown takeover

Plans for the financial firm's future have been announced by the company's new owners.

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Russia airspace ban forces BA to drop key China flights

British Airways to drop flights to Beijing from October, as Russian airspace ban bites.

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Egg donors warned not to do it for the £986 cash

The compensation egg donors receive is rising, but they are being warned not to do it just for the money.

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House hunting picks up as some make offers after 20 minutes

Surveyors expect property sales to pick up in the autumn, as a survey suggests buyers make swift decisions.

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After the floods: 'A catastrophic year' on farms

Two thirds of farmers say they are losing money as extreme weather hits the harvest on UK farms.

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Musk shares faked far-right 'detainment camp' for rioters post

The image was faked to look like it had come from the Daily Telegraph website.

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Take action now over riot posts, social media firms told

The government and the media regulator have faced criticism for not intervening sooner.

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Korea tech tycoon charged in K-pop share rigging case

Internet giant Kakao's founder allegedly tried to inflate the share price of an agency he was buying.

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Inside Out 2 boosts Disney as theme parks struggle

Disney swings to a pre-tax profit, largely thanks to the highest-grossing animated film ever.

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US stock markets rise after days of turmoil

Shares in the US opened higher but markets in the UK and Europe stayed down after a cautious open.

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Government concerned by immigration lawyer 'hitlist'

The list is being shared on social media - lawyers say the threat to them is "very credible."

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What could Google monopoly ruling mean for you?

The US government says it wants 'structural relief' after a judge found the search giant broke the law.

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Why are there so many fast-food offers on?

Companies are targeting thrifty customers with low-price deals, but health experts are concerned.

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Reeves refuses to rule out capital gains tax rise

It's important to "strike the right balance" when deciding on tax policies, the chancellor says.

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UK violence will 'leave a scar' on High Streets

The chair of the Federation of Small Businesses said that damage caused would take "months" to put right.

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'Desperation' behind sharp rise in energy theft

Reports of gas and electricity theft has gone up by nearly 50%, a fuel poverty charity says.

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Football fans warned over Premier League ticket scams

Thousands of young people were tricked by football ticket scams last season, Lloyds Bank estimates.

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Rolls-Royce to give each worker £700 in shares

The reward to staff comes after the business, which makes jet engines, posted strong profits.

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Interest rates cut... but don't expect more straight away

Rates have been cut, but the message from the Bank of England is not to expect more reductions immediately.

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Fake caller app shut after thieves duped thousands

The National Crime Agency says the Russian Coms platform was used by hundreds of criminals.

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Intel axes 15,000 jobs after sales tumble

Shares in the company fall as much as 20%, contributing to a sharp fall in global stock markets.

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'Living wage means I have a life outside of work'

Northern Ireland lags behind other parts of the UK when it comes to employers paying the Real Living Wage.

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Ex-CNN star Lemon sues Musk over cancelled X show

The lawsuit alleges the multi-billionaire unfairly terminated a partnership with the celebrity presenter.

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Rolls-Royce dividend returns after profit surge

The engine-maker is reporting better than expected financial results after a major overhaul.

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Uber strikes EV deal with Chinese Tesla rival BYD

The two companies say they will offer drivers financial incentives to switch to electric cars.

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