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If you're claiming the UK state pension outside the UK how could Brexit affect your claim?

Car manufacturers have recently announced job cuts in the UK.

Unlimited paid holiday may sound too good to be true but there are fears the new trend could do more harm than good.

US President Donald Trump says a deal is "more likely" than not.

The Google Android app that controls the new Adapt BB fails to sync with wearers' feet.

Aspiring homeowners need a £32,000 deposit - £110,000 in London - to get on the property ladder.

A hike in the cost of second-class stamps puts the postal service in breach of Ofcom rules.

The German carmakers combine to develop next-generation pay-per-use and autonomous services.

Canada's energy regulator says the project's economic benefits justify the environmental impacts.

Dairy Crest, whose brands also include Country Life, agrees to be taken over by Canadian firm Saputo.

The troubled sub-prime lender receives a takeover offer from rival Non-Standard Finance.

The regulator warns Solarplicity could lose its licence if it fails to improve its customer service.

Fraud body says there was either insufficient evidence or it was not in the public interest to continue.

Swindon Borough Council and Honda workers debate idea to send delegation to Japan to lobby against factory closure.

Airline agrees £2.8m deal with a Virgin Atlantic-led group despite shareholder opposition.

The comments come as the US has pressured its allies to exclude China's Huawei from their 5G networks.

Hasbro and Nestle also cut ties over fears paedophiles are leaving comments next to videos of children.

Canberra is seeking "urgent" clarification about reports that a key Chinese port has blocked imports.

We answer your gas hob questions, following recent recommendations from the Committee on Climate Change.

As ever more people sign up to streaming services, are fewer going to the movies?

The UK won't be able to roll over an EU trade deal with Japan in time for a no-deal Brexit, Liam Fox has said.

Analysts say the bumper surplus could give the chancellor extra money for the Spring Statement.

Internet Watch Foundation says regulation of social networks could have "unintended consequences".

Shop closures will become the norm unless the government supports struggling retailers, MPs say.

A quick history of the British car industry, by economist Dan Coffey.

Federal inquiries come as the firm faces numerous lawsuits over health risks from its talc products.

Standard Chartered says the cash will cover possible fines in the US and UK, including for sanctions breaches.

Reforming Brazil's retirement system is considered critical to the country's economy.

The BBC's Aaron Heslehurst explains how shampoo became a million dollar idea.

Around the world, women tend to be paid less than men. Is Iceland's innovative strategy likely to pay off?

For people buried in an avalanche, it's a race against time. Could a drone find you sooner?

The "luxury" foldable-screened phone can run up to three apps at once when opened up into tablet mode.

Trade Secretary Liam Fox has rejected calls to rule out a no-deal Brexit, saying it would put Britain's withdrawal from the EU at risk.

Gatwick's decision to suspend operations was taken after a risk assessment with police, authorities say.

Different views about the threat posed by the Chinese firm pose risks to the intelligence alliance.

The administration plans on ending funds for what Mr Trump calls a "failed" California rail project.

Are US tariffs on Spanish olives a pretext for a bigger challenge to world trade?

Young people are turning to radical and innovative alternatives to conventional homes.

The ambitious economic plan links Hong Kong, Macau and other Chinese cities to boost growth.

The pay gap has widened at one in four firms that have revealed their figures ahead of the deadline.

Cyber-crime gangs are injecting their own code on to websites to steal payment data, an annual study suggests.

Reliance Communications failed to comply with a court order to pay the money by 15 December last year.

How many of us are stockpiling groceries, in case of a no-deal Brexit?

It comes after the BBC found Just Eat was featuring restaurants plagued with cockroaches and mice.

It will be illegal to fly a drone within three miles of an airport, following drone disruption at Gatwick.

A government report says the US is rushing to transfer sensitive nuclear technology to Saudi Arabia.

It will close a factory in Brazil after more than 50 years, following major cuts in Europe.

The comments come as US and Chinese officials rush to clinch a deal ahead of a 1 March deadline.

Michael Gove has promised to protect farmers from cheap food imports.

The firm says the move is due to global changes in the car industry and has nothing to do with Brexit.