Watch: national business news headlines in under two minutes - April 28

Deliveroo could be taken over by US giant DoorDash in a £2.7 billion deal. <br />The UK firm's board says it received an "indicative proposal" earlier this month. <br />It's indicated it would recommend a £1.80-per-share offer to shareholders - if a firm offer was received. <br />Talks will continue in the coming days and weeks. <br />* <br />UK economic growth could slow sharply over the next two years. <br />Research by EY warns new US tariffs will hit spending and investment. <br />16 per cent of UK goods exports go to the US, risking major disruption. <br />Global uncertainty and weaker demand are expected to drag growth further. <br />* <br />Lidl plans to invest £500 million to accelerate its UK expansion. <br />The discount chain will open more than 40 new stores this financial year. <br />Bosses say the investment shows the company’s growing ambition. <br />Lidl continues to push for a bigger share of the UK grocery market. <br />* <br />Job vacancies are rising, driven by demand for nurses and social workers. <br />New figures from Adzuna show average advertised pay is up 8 per cent to £42,000. <br />Healthcare and nursing vacancies jumped nearly 10 per cent in the past year. <br />Social work, travel and hospitality roles have also seen strong growth. <br />* <br />And many Gen Z adults now view gym memberships and streaming services as essential bills. <br />A survey by Intuit Credit Karma found a quarter see streaming as a basic living cost. <br />Skincare treatments, new clothes, and socialising also made the essentials list. <br />The study shows more people are prioritising wellbeing alongside their traditional bills.