Lord Morse, who was head of the National Audit Office for a decade, told peers that "market confidence in the UK can be fairly described as fragile at the moment"
The main concern of paid work outside Parliament is the reputational risk to the House of people having conflicts of interest or being seen to be "gaming the system for their own personal gain"
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) said its investigation would look to establish whether Google's search and search advertising services should be designated with strategic market status (SMS).
Starbucks has announced a major U-turn on its seating policy, almost seven years after introducing an open-door policy that allowed people to sit in its cafes without buying something
The error coin was only in circulation for a very short time and the Royal Mint is "unable to comment on the value of any individual coin" but they are "likely" to have a value much higher than face value
Nationwide is one of the most well-known banks in the UK and it has confirmed that it will reward customers with extra cash towards the end of the year - here's what you need to know
The recall was issued for a batch of McGhee's Scottish Brown Rolls over an undeclared allergen. The batch in question being recalled is number LS5007, with the best before date January 12, 2025
Around half of UK homes increased in value by 1% or more in 2024, according to Zoopla estimated. This equated to around 15 million properties with prices increasing, up from just over 10 million in 2023
A new report has warned that the social care sector is "facing impossible choices" as a result of the ongoing strain faced by providers in the run-up to the October Budget
The headline North East Growth Tracker Business Activity Index rose from 53.9 in November to 55.1 in December, with scores above 50 pointing to growth in the regional economy.
The parents of a 14-year-old boy who took his own life in April 2022 are calling for a change in the law to allow them to access his social media accounts
Driving examiners cannot work in an office, a transport minister has told peers in the House of Lords, as the Government looks to tackle waiting times for tests
The discount retailer is investing "significantly" in security enhancement for its 800 UK store estate as it launches its "Against Retail Crime" initiative today
The average house seller in England and Wales last year sold their property for £91,820 more than they had originally paid for it, according to analysis from Hamptons
The supermarket chain's chairman, Allan Leighton, announced last week that 13 regional manager roles would be cut under plans to reduce headcount and improve performance, The Telegraph reported.
The five-minute rule has proved controversial, with some motorists claiming they have been unfairly fined after being unable to pay in time - but the rule is now being updated
Schemes from Tesco Clubcard to Sainsbury's Nectar have been ranked by experts at Which? - but the cheapest supermarket in December 2024 has no loyalty scheme