Colin the Caterpillar cake row: Judge Rinder gives his verdict Marks & Spencer has begun legal action against Aldi, arguing the supermarket’s Cuthbert the Caterpillar cake infringes its Colin the Caterpillar trademark. BBC News spoke to TV judge Rob Rinder for a light-hearted look at this case. So what was his verdict? M&S sues Aldi...
Lockdown lifting in Liverpool: 'Light at the end of the tunnel' Excitement, relief and a few cocktails flowed in Liverpool as the easing of lockdown restrictions meant bars and non-essential shops could reopen on Monday. Some locals braved the queues for high street shops in the Liverpool ONE shopping complex, while others enjoyed the spring...
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Greensill lobbying row: Rishi Sunak texts to David Cameron released Labour calls for an inquiry into “lucrative contracts” awarded to an employer of the former PM.
Covid: Cost of tests 'is too much for people to travel on holiday' The government says it cannot yet confirm whether international travel will resume from 17 May.
'Satan Shoes' to be recalled as Nike agrees to settle lawsuit The art collective that sold the customised sneakers will recall the shoes and offer full refunds.
Down's syndrome: 'Having a job makes me feel safe' Only 5.6% of adults with learning disabilities were in full-time employment last year, research shows.
Wiltshire pub's new chalet 'breaks Covid rules' The bar, with pizza oven and TV, does not comply with outdoor shelter guidelines, a council says.
Prince William: Banks must do more to protect environment The Duke of Cambridge says investing in nature is a cost effective way of tackling global warming.
Why global tax talks are back on the agenda International efforts to reform business taxation have been given new impetus by the new US administration.