The slowing jobs market has raised questions over when the Bank of England might cut interest rates.
BBC political correspondent Harry Farley explains voting changes to make sure you don't get caught out.
Monday marked the start of Donald Trump's hush-money trial in New York City. Here's how the day unfolded.
The crisis in the Middle East and the criminal trial of ex-US president Donald Trump lead the papers.
A former Tesla engineer is in a decade-long battle with the car company, owned by Elon Musk.
Critics say the bill mirrors similar legislation introduced by President Vladimir Putin in Russia.
The ex-PM warns the "world was safer" under Donald Trump's presidency, and the West is "on the cusp" of conflict.
Former PM Liz Truss says she hopes Donald Trump wins the next US election.
A judge says the order cannot be overturned but the law firm says this verdict is a "bad decision".
Shares in the social media firm fell sharply after it said it could issue millions more shares.
Food business owners say new EU import tariffs risk pushing smaller firms to the brink.
The presumptive Republican nominee for president will juggle a six-week trial in New York with campaigning.
UK Athletics announces a "groundbreaking" venture with the London Marathon and Great North Run to help it tackle a financial crisis.
Owner Elon Musk said it was a difficult decision to reduce Tesla's global headcount.
At least 50 potential jurors have been immediately excused from the New York court room.
Prices had already risen in expectation of action, with Brent crude near a six-month high last week.
As he bids to return to the White House, Donald Trump will become the first ex-president to face a criminal trial.
It comes after an ex-aide to Labour's deputy leader says she lived with her husband when registered elsewhere.
A dozen top US outlets urged candidates to take part in debates, citing "exceptionally high" stakes.
Experts are split over the strength of NY prosecutor Alvin Bragg's case, which relies on a novel legal strategy.
Tim Loughton becomes the latest Conservative MP to announce that they will not seek re-election.
Liverpool's ticket prices will increase by 2% next season, despite protests from supporters.
Marie Curie says it's "under the most extreme financial pressure" due to cost of living crisis .
It comes as the Republican House speaker faces internal dissent and calls for his removal.
Mr Biden has criticised Donald Trump, his election challenger, for using donor funds to pay legal fees.
The financial watchdog has warned firms to ensure they have enough money for potential compensation.
Nicole Scherzinger, Sarah Jessica Parker and Sarah Snook are among the big names shortlisted.
The economy grew by 0.1%, official figures show, with the production sector providing the biggest boost.
Adam Crozier was chief executive of Royal Mail from 2003 to 2010, when it owned the Post Office.
Senate Banking Committee chair called Chinese EVs an "existential threat" to the US motor industry.