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Red-tape regulation results in bigger, heavier and more expensive electric cars from European manufacturers that customers find too costly.
The world leader in countermeasures to protect fighter jets and warships said its order book stood at a record £991m at the end of January.
Jeremy Hunt is reportedly drawing up plans that would allow first-time buyers to get on the property ladder with just a 1 per cent deposit.
Frasers , which alongside Sports Direct has stakes in boohoo, Currys and Asos, upped its ownership stake in Hornby - whose products are already stocke
Concerns about range anxiety and the charging infrastructure is why around half have a second car with a conventional engine.
Government outsourcer Serco has been ordered to cease the use of facial recognition tech and fingerprint scans when monitoring employees.
Ofgem says the current £1,928-a-year average price-capped bill would fall on 1 April. But this still leaves millions paying very expensive bills and
Every year around this time we hear of plans to regenerate run-down seaside towns and dreary resorts, from Margate to Morecambe.
The banking giant plans to repurchase $1billion of its own shares and hand investors $560million in final dividends, meaning full-year dividends were
Energy regulator Ofgem said the current £1,928-a-year average price-capped bill would fall by £238 to £1,690
Around one in eight classic cars - motors over 40 years of age - still owned in Britain today are declared off the road by their keepers. Here's how t
The average downsizer could unlock more than £300,000 by moving from a four bed to a two bedroom home, new analysis by the property firm Savills has
Homebuyers are seeking houses with environmentally friendly upgrades such as solar panels, triple glazed windows and roof insulation.
Lloyds, which provides about one in six car loans in the UK, announced the hit as it revealed record annual profits of £7.5 billion for 2023.
During the pandemic, I started a business selling handmade treats online. Ideally, I'd open a shop with room out back to scale-up but business rates w
Britons are £65,000 worse off on average over the course of their life due to low financial confidence and knowledge.
Abrdn, which carried out the survey, points out property and pensions are not mutually exclusive investments. Find out what its research reveals about
Rolls-Royce more than doubled profits last year as a turnaround led by boss Tufan Erginbilgic (pictured) paid off amid a recovery in air travel.
Drugs innovator Indivior, with a market value of £2bn, wants to move to the US, joining firms seeking to quit London in search of a higher valuation.
Shares rose nearly 15% yesterday in New York. The increase outpaces the £156bn gain made by Facebook owner Meta at the start of February.
