The UK Supreme Court is set to hear arguments that could lead to significant legal costs and customer compensation for the financial industry due to unlawful commission payments to motor dealers.

Trade group UK Hospitality estimates that businesses in its sector will now face an additional £1.9 billion in wage costs, £1 ...

It comes two years after the Conservative government agreed to give Mr Burnham more financial freedom as part of the ...

British house prices were flat in March and the market is likely to stay soft after a tax increase on property transactions, ...

UK£0.046 loss per share (improved from UK£0.055 loss in FY 2023). Looking ahead, revenue is forecast to grow 9.5% p.a. on ...

Major banks will be anxiously watching an appeal over motor finance commissions, which begins at the UK's Supreme Court on ...

The increase—nearly 13%—affects standard visitor, student, and work-related visas. Indian students and skilled workers aiming ...

US tariffs and the conviction of French politician Marine Le Pen are among the top stories in Tuesday’s newspapers.

Downing Street has admitted the UK is now likely to face Donald Trump’s tariffs this week as the US president’s threats of a ...

Writing for the Record, Acting Net Zero Secretary Gillian Martin says the ban on single-use vapes on June 1 will help tackle ...

Donald Trump will unveil his “Liberation Day” tariff plan on April 2, imposing reciprocal duties on all nations, including ...