25-11-2025 01:00 via bbc.com

'We earn £60,000 and want stamp duty scrapped'

BBC News hears from people with a range of incomes about what they want to see in the Budget.

Read more »

Trump’s affordability problem: in charts

Climate urgency means action bypassing COP is necessary, says COP30 boss

China is making trade impossible

FirstFT: VW says it can halve EV development costs with China-made car

Reeves increases minimum wage by 4.1% ahead of tax-raising Budget

Grim retail sales data fuels concerns about health of US economy

Risks to ECB’s ‘good place’ are growing more balanced

The fracturing of the world economy

Brussels warns Eurozone capitals over rise in spending

The ‘homoploutic’ elephant, with Branko Milanović

Dissent is rising at the Fed

FirstFT: Deutsche Bank questioned over so-called netting practices

FirstFT: Deutsche Bank investigated over so-called netting practices

Ageing populations will lead to lower living standards, warns study