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Mat TrewernBBC News, ManchesterBBCMark Wrigley said he felt "let down" by the governmentA bar owner has said he fears many small businesses are at risk of being "killed off"...

Tom EspinerBBC business reporterGetty ImagesThe UK economy shrank unexpectedly in January, in a blow to the government ahead of its Spring Statement later this month.The economy contracted by 0.1%,...

Joao SantosLocal Democracy Reporting ServiceAlice CunninghamBBC News, SuffolkJoao Santos/LDRSKatie Chappell feared the charity would not be able to help as many people due to the National Insurance hikeA charity...

Daniel ThomasBusiness reporter, BBC NewsGetty ImagesAlmost 80% of smartphones sold in the US are made in China Deena Ghazarian had only been in business for a year when the...

Laura KuenssbergPresenter, Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg•@bbclaurakBBC"Trump may be the best thing to happen to Starmer," says a diplomat, suggesting the brash property tycoon busy upending the world order might...

US President Donald Trump's cuts to the government workforce have started to hit, but overall hiring last month remained stable as growth in other sectors offset those losses. The...

US president Donald Trump's tariffs could mean less money in UK consumers' pockets, the governor of the Bank of England has warned.Tariffs could hit growth and pose "substantial" risks...

Ministers, facing potential cuts of billions of pounds from the welfare budget, have announced plans to use 1,000 work coaches to help the long-term unemployed into work.The coaches are...

The Treasury has earmarked several billion pounds in draft spending cuts to welfare and other government departments amid expectations the chancellor's room for manoeuvre has all but been wiped...

Tom Espiner, Faarea Masud and Sean DilleyBBC BusinessGetty ImagesExpansion at Gatwick Airport has moved a step closer after the government gave the plan its tentative backing. On the surface...