BBC News – Business

• Tesco joins Morrisons to limit sales of some items
  Limits on loo roll and flour are back as supermarkets act to prevent a repeat of March's panic buying.
• Cardinal Becciu: Vatican official forced out in rare resignation
  Cardinal Becciu managed a controversial deal to buy a luxury London property with church funds.
• William Hill: Takeover battle looms for UK bookmaker
  Shares in the betting giant jump by a third after it says it has received two rival bid approaches.
• Covid: Jobs scheme 'won't stop major rise in unemployment'
  Influential think tank the Resolution Foundation warns Rishi Sunak's plan will not "live up to its promise".
• European Commission to challenge Apple tax bill verdict
  EU court ruling that the tech giant does not have to pay hefty back taxes to Ireland goes back to court.
• Ford Bridgend closure: 'Journey into the unknown'
  Bridgend contemplates its future as the car maker ends production after 40 years.
• Covid-19: What has it meant for the 'busiest' trains?
  Data for autumn 2019 shows 22% of passengers into London were standing. That was before Covid-19 struck.
• UK borrowing soars in August as Covid costs mount
  Public borrowing hit £35.9bn last month as the pandemic forces the government to borrow more money.
• Job Support Scheme: How is furlough changing?
  The government has announced a job support scheme for when furlough ends.
• Job Support Scheme will make 'zero difference' to restaurants
  A restaurant boss says the chancellor's new jobs scheme will do nothing to protect his staff.

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