BBC Business News

1. Bankers rate 'rigging' not criminal, says US

   The decision by a US appeals court directly contradicts a British court ruling on the cases.

2. Millions yet to file tax return as scammers circle

   HMRC says 3.5 million people are still to file, but it will not fine those who are up to a month late.

3. Dover queues: The firms struggling with Brexit red tape

   A month after more post-Brexit paperwork came into force, many drivers and firms are having problems.

4. Apple sales soar despite chip supply shortages

   The iPhone giant's revenue jumped to a record over the Christmas quarter, sending shares up.

5. Winter Olympics: Global sponsors quiet ahead of Beijing Games

   A week before the Beijing Games start global partners are lying low amid a US-China diplomatic spat.

6. US bans telecom giant China Unicom over spying concerns

   China Unicom is the latest Chinese company to be banned in the US over national security concerns.

7. Spread high energy costs over several years, says Octopus Energy boss

   Smoothing price increases is the best way to avoid hefty rises in bills, says Octopus Energy.

8. Inflation: Four things that are going up in price and why

   From skincare products to used cars - the items that tell the story of the cost of living crisis.

9. What is the UK's inflation rate and why is the cost of living going up?

   The cost of living is at its highest rate for 10 years and is expected to increase further.

10. What high inflation means - in 90 seconds

    The BBC's consumer affairs correspondent, Colletta Smith, breaks it down.