Daily Mail
At last, it's over. After six long weeks of excruciating, disingenuous and sometimes dishonest campaigning, Labour is back in power.
What should motorists taking to the road under a Keir Starmer led government expect once the dust settles?
The new Government wants to double the number of homes build each year with plans to help first-time buyers and build on 'ugly' green belt.
Under the last Labour government, the housing market had a rollercoaster ride. What could happen this time around?
I bought a designer bag from a second hand shop for £200. I thought it was quite expensive but loved it - and had a hunch it might be worth far more.
The AIM All-Share barely flickered first thing Friday and over the week and was up around half a percentage point to 773.89.
Shell expects to take a hit of between $0.6billion and $1billion (£784million) from its decision to halt construction on a significant energy transit
Barratt shares rose 1.97 per cent or 9.7p to 501.70p on Thursday morning, while Taylor Wimpey's jumped 1.85 per cent or 9.7p to 501.70p.
House prices edged up in the year to June according to Halifax, which said a lack of homes for sale was propping up the market.
Barclays, HSBC and Yorkshire Building Society have all reduced their mortgage rates, following Santander and Halifax earlier this week.
Drivers are making more - and higher windscreen damage claims, according to Allianz, which owns major car insurer LV.
Annuity deals have soared in value over the past few years but the best rates are on single life, no inflation-link 'level' annuities.
New data shows the number of miles driven by professional drivers before a collision has alarmingly decreased compared to 2023.
The UK private equity bandwagon keeps rolling. Latest to be imperilled is gaming group Keywords Studios, creator of Fortnite and League of Legends.
The figures underscore the turmoil in Europe's biggest economy under its fragile coalition government led by Olaf Scholz's Social Democratic Party.
John Lewis has had a troubled few years but finally returned to profit in the spring. Now, it is reviving its fashion ranges to woo Middle England.
In June, the average bill for a trolley of 65 items at Aldi was £118.41, coming in £32.60 less than at Waitrose, which was the most expensive, at £
A 1.1% rise in registrations in June has pushed 2024's half-year sales to 1,006,763 - the first time it has eclipsed 1m by the half-year point since t
Customers of AJ Bell's investing app Dodl can now earn table-topping Isa interest on cash. We explain how it works and look at how it compares.
Tesco revealed employees will receive the bumper payout following a 'strong performance' from its Save as You Earn colleague schemes.
