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Treehouses are no longer just for children. Hotels and large companies are building structures for adult enthusiasts.

Jonathon Conant had never tried the flying trapeze until he turned 40. He has now dedicated his life to it.

The government will run the service until a new public-private partnership is appointed in 2020.

Rupert Stadler, the boss of Volkswagen-owned Audi is being held in jail, finally engulfed by the emissions scandal that rocked the automotive giant in 2015

The Gulf kingdom will finally grant driving licences to women, but what will it mean for the economy?

The cost of buying a home in Sandbanks and Salcombe has fallen over the last year, according to research

BBC News readers offer their, sometimes unexpected, suggestions for keeping premiums down.

BMW warns ministers on Brexit after Airbus says it could be forced to leave the UK if there is no transition deal with the EU.

The US president intensifies trade war with threat of a 20% tax on European cars.

When it comes to symbols of British manufacturing, it doesn't get more iconic than this - but how British is the Mini?

Almost every ITV-screened World Cup commercial break broadcast on ITV contains gambling advertisements, BBC research shows.

Creditors back the retailer's plans to close more than half its stores, putting 6,000 jobs at risk.

The eurozone agrees a long-awaited deal, which pushes back the repayment schedule for Greece's debt.

Reusable bags, bottles and containers are the key to success for these buyers in Birmingham.

The European planemaker says no-deal Brexit would force it to reconsider its investments in the UK.

How city centres once abandoned by residents became the UK's most desirable areas to live.

In India's desert state of Rajasthan, rural women are training as solar entrepreneurs, to bring power to those living off grid.

Unilever has taken a stand against 'influencers' who buy social media followers to game the system.

As a trade war becomes an increasing risk, how do governments use tariffs in international commerce?

Consumer watchdog Which? finds carbon monoxide alarms on sale online fail British safety tests.