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UK government sources indicate that UK tourists will not have to isolate on return from up to 75 countries.

As other retailers look to cut costs, the discount fashion chain plans to open five new shops.

The assets are allegedly linked to more than $4.5bn stolen from the Malaysian state investment fund.

The US House Speaker said the law was a "brutal, sweeping crackdown" against Hong Kong's people.

Could Covid-19 antibody testing have the unintended consequence of creating an antibody elite?

Liam Gallagher, Dua Lipa and Sir Paul McCartney sign letter warning government of Covid-19 impact.

Loot boxes, skins and player packs should be regulated immediately, says a Lords committee.

One million tax credit renewal notices with incomplete information were sent out by the UK's tax authority.

Shares in the electric carmaker have surged, giving it a market value of $209bn.

The competition watchdog calls for new rules to tackle tech giants, including powers to break them up.

Businesses including Topshop owner Arcadia, Harrods, John Lewis, Airbus and EasyJet are cutting back.

The toy company says social-media platforms must end hate speech, discrimination and misinformation.

Values were lower in June than they were a year ago, the Nationwide says, as the virus hit the market.

Increasing capacity for home delivery and click-and-collect has led to a doubling of digital sales.

The SSP Group has been hit badly by the reduction in train and air travel caused by the coronavirus.

The technology that might one day transform our eating out experience.

The announcement comes as pressure grows on global corporations to address racial inequality.

Can hydrogen - a relatively clean source of fuel - help power the economy of the future?

Radio 1 Newsbeat speaks to people who have become richer, poorer and spent more money in lockdown.

Exporting goods during the Covid-19 lockdown has been "a game of chess", says tights manufacturer.