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Slotting in between two terraced houses, the architecturally designed house spans three floors and 613 sq ft.

I have been with my wife for 13 years. We have bought a house together, although the house is in my wife's name only. What happens to the house?

The reason it is so effective against potholes and rough roads is down to a suspension system designed specifically to absorb road imperfections and deliver a smooth, cushioned ride.

There is a way forward, but that would require the Chancellor tearing up all her damaging fiscal policies from last year

The retailer, which sold its High Street stores this year to focus on its travel locations, first revealed accounting issues in August.

If you want to profit, here are the names to watch. Grab the popcorn and settle down, it could be a bumpy ride - but it will also be thrilling.

Rachel Reeves is facing a mounting backlash over her botched business rates reforms as industry leaders warn crippling taxes are 'killing high street firms'.

Banks are locked in a mortgage price war, with the lowest rates on the brink of going below 3.5 per cent.

The failure rate for small-caps is 60 to 80 per cent, which is why investing in the sector is high risk and requires nerves of steel, unlimited patience and a portfolio approach.

Magnum chief executive, Peter Ter Kulve said that Ben & Jerry's is 'not for sale'.

Firms will be allowed to make generic recommendations to customers about what they could do with their money, based on others with similar finances.

Problems with drains, blockages and plumbing are expected to be the most common home emergencies - here's how to make sure you don't pay over the odds to fix them.

ONS data showed the UK economy contracted by 0.1 per cent in the three months to the end of October, marking an even worse result than forecast.

Britain's biggest oil and gas producer Harbour Energy has bought the North Sea assets of rival Waldorf after the group fell into administration.

An estate agent has pinpointed a new trend known as the 'Roger' - a parent of a small child who is 'reliant on grandparents and equity release' to make ends meet.

Nationwide has been fined £44m by the FCA for 'failing to get a grip on' financial crime risks lurking within its customer base.

The Government said it is looking into removing the £500m annual cost of the Warm Home Discount from standing charges.

Shares in Card Factory fell by more than a fifth on Friday morning after the group warned a slowdown in its UK retail business would dent profitability this year.

Minsters are being urged to take a 'modernised approach' to tackling two of the most persistent driving offences on the road: mobile phone misuse and seat belt non-compliance.

HSBC has followed the lead of Nationwide Building Society in bucking the trend of shutting bank branches on the high street.

Net Zero Secretary Ed Miliband has been left isolated after a Brussels kingmaker declared that the bloc's deadline for ending sales is being dropped.

The DVLA has released its bi-annual list of number plates it deems too rude or offensive for the road - and the '26' list is 403 strong. Here's the full list...

Britons are expected to spend £24.6bn on Christmas this year, representing an increase of 3.5% on a year ago, data suggests.

A new report has revealed the scale of the nation's limit breaking, as well as the volume of motorists snared travelling at extreme speeds.

The Confederation of British Industry predicted another sluggish period of expansion for the UK amid 'persistent weakness' in the private sector.

Two days before Sir Keir Starmer became Prime Minister, he visited one of the warehouses owned by Steve Perez, chief executive of Global Brands.

In a report for clients, Shore Capital said the Chancellor's late November statement has 'negatively impacted consumer sentiment and spending'.

Larry Ellison (pictured), a Trump ally and the world's second richest man, took a major hit as Oracle slumped following its latest results.

A new betting craze could soon shake up the world of gambling in Britain.

A battle has broken out at the top of the fixed-rate best buy tables as banks and building societies vie for your cash.