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Boris Johnson - an opponent of a third runway - will be out of the country for the Commons vote.

'Don't be boring' says tote bag boss

Stewart Butterfield's life as a Silicon Valley heavyweight is a world removed from his upbringing on a commune in remove Canada.

A court will decide if the taxi app firm is "fit and proper" to hold a licence to operate in the capital.

Jeremy Hunt responds to warnings by Airbus and BMW that their UK investments could be jeopardised by Brexit uncertainty.

The health and social care secretary criticises Airbus for warning it could leave the UK in the event of a no-deal Brexit.

Actor Harrison Ford used the prop in the Star Wars film Return of the Jedi.

Treehouses are no longer just for children. Hotels and large companies are building structures for adult enthusiasts.

Jonathon Conant had never tried the flying trapeze until he turned 40. He has now dedicated his life to it.

The government will run the service until a new public-private partnership is appointed in 2020.

Rupert Stadler, the boss of Volkswagen-owned Audi is being held in jail, finally engulfed by the emissions scandal that rocked the automotive giant in 2015

The Gulf kingdom will finally grant driving licences to women, but what will it mean for the economy?

The cost of buying a home in Sandbanks and Salcombe has fallen over the last year, according to research

BBC News readers offer their, sometimes unexpected, suggestions for keeping premiums down.

BMW warns ministers on Brexit after Airbus says it could be forced to leave the UK if there is no transition deal with the EU.

Mr Trump said the US is considering a 20% tax on European cars, redoubling threats.

When it comes to symbols of British manufacturing, it doesn't get more iconic than this - but how British is the Mini?

Almost every ITV-screened World Cup commercial break broadcast on ITV contains gambling advertisements, BBC research shows.

Creditors approve the retailer's rescue plan, which will close 31 stores and shed up to 6,000 jobs.

The eurozone agrees a long-awaited deal, which pushes back the repayment schedule for Greece's debt.