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Travellers tell the BBC they cannot get home after the UK regional airline went into administration.

Potential impact on workers "quite substantial", says investment expert.

Ronny Gottschlich, the former boss of Lidl, explains how the German discounter grew in the UK.

British regional airline Flybmi files for administration and cancels all flights

It comes amid reports a speech by the UK's defence secretary has caused upset in China.

The illegal car seats have appeared for sale online, although sites say listings have been deleted.

Amazon's plans for a campus in Long Island City bitterly divided a community grappling with rapid change.

Unions say they had warned about the "disastrous privatisation programme" four years ago.

Fashion Director Donata Meirelles has been criticised for party photos said to "evoke slavery."

Employees at mining giant Vale are arrested amid a criminal probe into the dam break that killed 166.

The US says "very difficult issues" remain unresolved with talks due to resume in the US next week.

The UK's competition body lists the top, and bottom, rated banks for customer satisfaction.

Clothing discounts helped retail sales to rebound sharply last month, official figures show.

Millennium & Copthorne Hotels says a shortage of European workers has hit its profits.

The bank, which is still majority owned by the taxpayer, sees annual profits rise sharply.

In the wake of the #MeToo movement, apps are helping victims gather and share evidence.

The BBC's Aaron Heslehurst explains how the chocolate bar became a million dollar idea.

The internet giant hit local opposition over more than $2bn in subsidies it had been promised.

The US investment bank has created the JPM Coin to handle wholesale payments for some clients.

And many families need multiple copies making the price hike from £4 to £11 even more onerous.