TikTok sued for ‘massive’ invasion of child privacy
The US government has filed a new lawsuit against TikTok, accusing the social media company of unlawfully collecting children’s data
Salon owner ‘exhausted’ by legal battle with L’Oréal
BBC Rebecca Dowdeswell said the dispute had taken a toll on her and her business A salon owner says she
House price growth picks up in July as wages rise
House price growth picked up in the year to July as wages rose, according to the Nationwide. The mortgage lender
‘I’ll miss out by £2 a week’
Independent Age Rob Trewhella is “annoyed and angry” to miss out on the payment Plans to scrap winter fuel payments
We’ll have to increase taxes in the Budget
The chancellor has said the government will likely raise some taxes in October’s Budget after months of speculation about Labour’s
Delays in food hygiene inspections ‘serious public health issue’
BBC Consumers are being exposed to an increased risk of food poisoning because of delays in food hygiene inspections, a
Italy PM Meloni vows to ‘relaunch’ bilateral ties with China
Ms Meloni described her trip as a “demonstration of the will to begin a new phase, to relaunch our bilateral
Labour accuse Tories of ‘cover up’ over public services
Labour have accused the Conservatives of “covering up” the scale of problems in the public sector, creating a multi-billion pound