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Labour MP Kim Leadbeater has introduced a new bill into Parliament to introduced Graduated Driving Licences.
We take a look at two bungalows that sit either side of the country and ask which do you prefer?
Engine, the technology business Starling Bank was built on, has been busy launching banks around the world, from Romania to Australia.
Former Chancellor Nadhim Zahawi has been appointed chairman of the Very Group, which owns the Very and Littlewoods brands.
Cerillion shares rose on Monday after the software firm won a large contract and revealed record half-year results.
Phoenix Group has kickstarted the search to permanently replace its chief financial officer Rakesh Thakrar, who will step down in 2024 after four year
The latest iteration of Aston's most affordable sports car now rings in at a whopping £165,000. It means the Vantage is nearing a similar pricing bal
Five local councils have introduced length restrictions on cars using their parking facilities, with most setting a limit at 5 metres, which is shorte
Household names say rules around the apprenticeship levy limit them from using the funding pot, even though they pay in millions of pounds.
A more politically aware Reckitt board should have recognised that involvement in baby formula would be fraught and carry enormous litigation risks.
Raspberry Pi has chosen London for its initial public offering. While Shein is considering switching its upcoming £53billion listing from New York to
Accountancy firm BDO said its employment index, which tracks the UK job market, slumped to the lowest level in more than a decade in April.
Tech boss Nicola Hodson, who runs computer giant IBM in the UK and Ireland, wants to let women into her secret for combining career and family life.
The sun has finally arrived with gardens now coming into full spring bloom. Here's why investing time and money into your outside space could add thou
Glasgow, Newcastle upon Tyne and Durham all offer the likelihood of healthy returns.
More than £21 billion of North Sea oil and gas projects risk being scrapped by the mid-2030s if Labour increases taxes, according to analysts.
It was another cracker of a week. The FTSE 100 rose to another all-time high. The Bank signalled a rate cut on the horizon. And growth in the first q
Two-thirds of managers were given no guidance before they took on responsibilities such as leading a team, according to a survey by recruitment firm R
Fund management firm Allan Gray also said giving Nationwide's members a vote on the £2.9 billion buyout would have been 'a much better path'.
At the time of the offences, the sole director of Outsource Strategies was wealthy businessman Noyan Nihat. He was also one of two directors at Dr Tel
