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Electric vehicles to be discounted in government scheme
Prices of greener vehicles to be cut up to £3,750 to encourage a shift away from petrol and diesel. -
Reddit starts verifying ages of users in the UK
The platform will bring in the measures from 14 July to stop under-18s looking at "certain mature content". -
Starbucks staff must work in the office four days a week
The coffees shop firm is offering one-time payments to staff who decide to leave rather than comply. -
Trump threatens Russia with tariffs while unveiling Ukraine weapons plan
Under the new plan, the US will sell weapons to Nato countries who will send them to Ukraine. -
Post Office could be owned by its postmasters, government says
The service could be turned into an employee-owned business, under options set out by the government. -
The deepening water shortage row between the US and Mexico
The US is accusing its southern neighbour of breaking a long-held water sharing agreement. -
Boeing fuel switches safe, regulator says after Air India crash
A preliminary investigation found the switches had been turned off in June's fatal Air India crash. -
Bank boss ready to cut rates if job market slows
Andrew Bailey tells the Times he believes "the path is downward" on interest rates. -
Dubious sales tactics at two leading estate agencies uncovered
Undercover filming and whistleblower testimony reveals how commission is put ahead of customers. -
Tata promises electric arc by 2027 as work begins
A union says the construction is "bittersweet" but the UK government describes it as a "major win".
