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Def Jam Africa tells the BBC how the record label is expanding to discover more talent in wider genres.

The owner of the short-form video app has London on a shortlist of possible locations.

Firms should have six weeks' worth of post-Brexit drug stockpiles by the end of 2020, the government says.

Other Chinese-owned software could face difficulties in the US, if TikTok ban goes ahead.

The firm says new travel restrictions have triggered hundreds of thousands of holiday cancellations.

The insurer says cancelled travel and events means it has set aside $232m to cover claims.

"Eat out to help out" is too complicated and will not mean more customers, says one businessman.

The firm, founded by former Wigan Athletic owner Dave Whelan, ran 73 gyms and 75 stores across the UK

The UK's biggest bank said it has set aside as much as $13bn to cover loans going bad due to the pandemic.

The SpaceX capsule touches down off Florida, in the first crewed US water landing in 45 years.

The offer is valid at more than 72,000 eateries on Mondays to Wednesdays throughout August.

The US state secretary says Chinese-owned software poses a "broad array" of security risks.

How Kimberlee Perry grew trampoline fitness company Bounce, which is aimed at women.

Amid the pandemic, commercial air fleets are grounded in some of the world's most remote locations.

A new campaign says the government should ban adverts for large cars like sports utility vehicles.

Although the gap in wages is narrowing, inequalities in wealth across the UK are rising.

The tech giant's possible purchase of the China-owned app's US arm were put in doubt by Donald Trump.

The housing secretary says a "permission in principle" will speed-up building and create jobs.

Visitors have returned to US vacation spots like Cape Cod, but the virus casts a shadow.

Matt Hitchcock from Singapore takes us through his week during the coronavirus pandemic.