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The Bank of England faces a Serious Fraud Office investigation over money market auction rigging.
The publication of a controversial book has intensified the public rift between US President Donald Trump and former chief strategist Steve Bannon.
Steve Bannon resigns from Breitbart News following controversy over Donald Trump Footage.
Barack Obama discusses the government shutdown and the need for bipartisan cooperation this week.
Barbie America, a modern representation of the iconic doll, addresses the 'dream gap' and issues like bullying and female empowerment through vlogs aimed at young audiences.
Barclays and four former executives face fraud charges from UK authorities related to controversial side-deals with Qatar during the 2008 financial crisis.
Jess Staley's first results at Barclays show significant losses and restructuring plans.
A California court rules Glyphosate, known as Roundup, poses major health risks to users.
Dateline goes inside the Philippines' male beauty pageants to crown Man of the World.
Robyn Parker discusses her scoring career at the SCG and the evolution of the profession.
The US Navy sends USS Lassen to the South China Sea, provoking China's anger over territorial claims.
Beijing enforces strict pollution measures for the Apex Summit, ensuring blue skies and clean air.
The Ryanair flight diversion leads to punitive measures against Belarus and the arrest of Raman Pratasevich.
Bell Pottenger is expelled from the PRCA for unethical practices in South Africa.
Bernie Sanders proposes reforms to the struggling U.S. Postal Service amid Amazon's criticism.
At the 2019 Labour Party conference in Brighton, Jeremy Corbyn advocates for radical policies, including a 32-hour work week and a £10 living wage, amid Brexit discussions.
A partnership enhances Street Child's mission to provide education and justice for children globally.
Amazon sues the U.S. government over a $10 billion contract influenced by Donald Trump.
BHP's stock stagnates as it announces a major asset spin-off on Tuesday.
Lexus Nexus offers big data solutions for legal research and fraud detection in insurance.
Duncan Robinson shows how J Sainsbury and Made.com use data analytics to boost sales.
High energy prices spark mega deals in US shale, raising questions about boom times.
Donald Trump's first State of the Union address to Congress follows a tumultuous year marked by low approval ratings, tax reform, and immigration debates involving 'dreamers'.
Rana discusses the growing power of Silicon Valley's biggest tech companies like Facebook.
Bill Gates discusses Apple's challenge to the FBI's request for phone access.
Billy Bragg announces his decision to withhold income tax as a protest against the banking bonus culture during a speech at Speakers' Corner in January 2010.
Biodiversity loss presents a trillion-dollar challenge for global leaders today.
Bitfinex in Hong Kong suffers a hacking attack, losing 120,000 bitcoins from customer funds.
BlackBerry's Z10 and OS 10 show promise but struggle against Apple and Samsung's offerings.
Boeing 737 MAX remains grounded after crashes in Indonesia and Ethiopia, revealing safety concerns.
Boeing 737 Max aircraft are stored in Alice Springs after crashes in Indonesia and Ethiopia.
Boeing faces new issues with the 737 Max, risking billions in orders amid safety concerns.
Boeing faces crisis after Ethiopian Airlines 737 Max crash, killing all on board, including Chinese nationals.
Boeing's 787 Dreamliner faces serious issues after emergency landings in Japan.
Washington backs Boeing against Bombardier, risking jobs in the Canadian aerospace sector.
Jyotsna Singh from the Financial Times discusses India's booming $2 billion film industry.
Adam Price faces backlash from Danish farmers for sparking a debate on farming methods and public perception of pork production in Denmark.
Boris Becker is sentenced to two and a half years in prison for bankruptcy-related charges.
Boris Johnson's Downing Street faces change after losing key aides during traumatic weeks.
The prime minister praises Rishi Sunak's contributions during his resignation as Chancellor.
The UK's prime minister faces more challenges, many of his own making, according to Robert Shrimsley.
Alan discusses BP's stake in Rosneft and the impact of sanctions on Russia today.
Brazil's March protests call for President Dilma Rousseff's impeachment amid corruption scandals.
Brazil's President Dilma Rousseff faces impeachment after Congress approves a report for her ouster.
Brazil's supreme court rules Lula must serve prison time ahead of October elections.
British business, led by Airbus Industrie, raises concerns over Brexit job losses.
The UK aims to take back control of laws while facing business demands for EU alignment.
The joint report secures rights for EU citizens and addresses Northern Ireland's border issues.
