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Emma Reynolds returned to parliament at the election, after previously serving as an MP between 2010 and 2019, including a short stint in the shadow c
International Distribution Services - which owns the 508-year-old postal service - yesterday confirmed it will scrap rail freight in October and sell
Nationwide Building Society will scrap passbooks in their current form from the start of February 2025, we can reveal.
Many of those getting on the ladder for the first time are opting for 35 or even 40-year mortgages in order to make their monthly repayments more affo
Susan borrowed £3,000 in October last year, from 'a friend of a friend'. At the time, she didn't realise that she would be paying back more than what
The housing market remains in the doldrums, according to surveyors and estate agents.
Direct Line has until now prided itself on dealing with customers directly rather than via portals such as Money Supermarket and Confused.
The long-awaited changes by the Financial Conduct Authority form part of efforts to revive the UK's status as a stock market venue.
Sir Tim Martin (pictured) praised the 'Bank of England pedigree' of the new Chancellor and said he hoped she would make changes to help hospitality.
The group, which supplies semiconductor chips to the likes of Apple and Nvidia, raked in sales of £16bn in the three months to the end of June.
The US group, which has invested £10bn in the maker of the artificial intelligence chatbot ChatGPT, said it would leave its role with immediate effec
On a steady day of gains, the FTSE 100 rose 0.6%, or 44.86 points, to 8184.67 and the FTSE 250 was up 1.1%, or 224.14 points, to 20,869.16.
Executives from Thames Water, South East Water and Severn Trent are among those summoned to meet new environment secretary Steve Reed.
Pill (pictured) said underlying signs of inflation pressure showed 'uncomfortable strength' despite headline inflation falling to its 2% target.
In his role as chairman of IDS owner of Royal Mail, Keith Williams (pictured) has just ended the postal service's two century old relationship with ra
Take cover. Our savings are likely to be in the line of fire over the next five years as the new Labour government turns its guns on finding more mone
The airport and train station food kiosk owner saw sales jump 16% in the three months ending June.
The chief executive of Liontrust has said a new government with a sizeable majority could help drive a revival in the UK's lacklustre stock market.
I am being left £10million, could I create an investment trust? I would like to manage my family's wealth and enable members of the family to have a
Labour is planning a major review of pensions, which is bound to make savers apprehensive as it implies that everything will be on the table.
