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Government changes to benefits keep making the headlines

He runs a space exploration company and a futuristic car business.

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What's the impact?

Paul Adams went to a camp in Beirut to meet the Palestinian refugees who can't go home.

BBC experts reflect on the impact of the financial crisis.

BBC Business editor Simon Jack explains.

A year ago an illegal referendum took place in Spain's Catalonia region

Every year millions of tonnes of plastic waste flows into seas around the world.

Defibrillator trainer Helen Tennant shows how to respond in an emergency.

Drill: Is it right to blame the music genre for violence?

Police in Lancashire have compiled a list of slang words to help understand teens.

More than 20 million people could suffer hay fever this summer.

Who are the Rohingya Muslims?

Hajj: Seven things you don't know about the Muslim Pilgrimage

Why do so many people talk about a 'hard Brexit' and a 'soft Brexit'?

Frankie McCamley looks at why trainers may have become the new political battleground.

Leila Nathoo explores how the issue has come to trouble the party.

Punch & Judy: Harmless fun or trivialising violence?

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