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The fast food firm increases the price for the first time in 14 years due to growing cost pressures.

People in Orkney tell the BBC they cannot move into homes as firms are not connecting new customers.

The financial regulator says new rules should tackle some of the biggest frustrations for consumers.

The IMF cuts its UK forecast for 2023 and says the global economy is "teetering on the edge" of recession.

The boss of the UK's largest airport says Ryanair is wrong to blame airports for travel disruption.

A committee of MPs says cost-of-living payments should reflect higher than anticipated energy bills.

The US retail giant expects its annual profits to fall by up to 13% as food and fuel prices surge.

Fewer than half of English clubs have both their home and away kits on sale ahead of the new season.

The technology multi-billionaire's comments came in response to a report in the Wall Street Journal.

Neil Sorahan says airports have not recruited enough staff to cater for the rebound in travellers.

The Chinese property firm is expected to deliver a preliminary restructuring plan this week.

Travellers have been facing disruption at airports, as the industry struggles with staff shortages.

Retailers say record price rises are making households concerned over what they can afford.

The California-based company is best known for the photo-sharing app Snapchat.

The European Central Bank has raised rates as it tries to tackle soaring eurozone inflation.

Roads around Dover are expected to be extremely busy as most schools in England and Wales break up.

Interest payments made on government debt hit the highest level on record in June as inflation surged.

The country's cyber security watchdog launched a probe into the firm just days after its US listing.