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An online petition already has 400,000 names after it was announced Uber would lose its London licence.

Ratings agency cites concerns about the UK's public finances and economic uncertainty around Brexit.

The round £1 coin will no longer be legal tender from 16 October when shops can refuse to accept them.

The Facebook chief executive says he still plans to sell up to $12bn (£9bn) of stock to fund philanthropy.

Married couples - or those in civil partnerships - can claim a tax allowance worth £230 a year.

UK tech firm Imagination, which has designed chips for iPhones, is being bought for £550m.

After Theresa May's Brexit speech, business groups say it is now time for progress on trade and transition.

UK prime minister says transition period needed before new "partnership" with EU, in Brexit speech.

President Trump will make a decision on help for US solar manufacturers after a trade panel ruling.

The man who's turning food waste into maggot-based animal feed.

Vauxhall's main distribution centre in Luton was one of the largest facilities in the country when it opened in 1967.

High street brands are currently enamoured with unicorns, mermaids, My Little Pony and Polly Pocket.

Ride-hailing app Uber "not fit and proper" to operate in London, transport regulator says.

The BBC meets the women in Gambia who are harvesting oysters for food and for water purification.

Could maggots boost global food output? One South African firm is using them to boost limited stocks of fishmeal.

Farmers in South Africa are using drones to help them increase crop yields.

The number of overseas visitors to the UK topped four million in July for the first time.

The eurozone economy ended the third quarter of the year on a strong note, a survey indicates.

The town immortalised by 'The Office' is a "prime spot" for jobs and a good quality of life.

Smiths Group shares drop 4% despite the engineering group reporting a rise in annual profits.