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The £16.5m was announced by Transport and Net Zero Secretary Michael Matheson during a visit to Aberdeen.

Fuel poverty charities say the price cap increase will come at the worst time during winter.

The new £6.7bn bid for the supermarket from Fortress comes amid rumours of a rival offer from another US firm.

The Halifax says house prices rose again in July, but the market seems to be cooling down.

KPMG research shows now is a good time to be looking for a job, due to high demand from employers.

Amazon joins Wells Fargo and BlackRock in extending work-from-home guidance due to the pandemic.

More electric cars are registered than diesel again, but new UK car registrations fall in July.

Ambulance crews deal with a hazardous material leak as workers have trouble breathing.

A total of 171 workers were not paid £78,000 by the businesses between 2012 and 2018.

After a poor stock market debut, amateur investors are snapping up shares in the online trading platform.

Oxfam’s chief executive said that net zero targets made by companies and governments are "unreliable and unproven".

The doorstep lender's borrowers can claim partial compensation for mis-sold loans after court ruling.

Business say they want more engagement from the next administration after a "tough couple of years".

Prices have risen for nine straight months - and are expected to increase further - the motoring group says.

The Ever Given arrived at Felixstowe on Tuesday and is expected to leave on Thursday.

The upmarket UK sportswear company is sold to US buyer Wolverine Worldwide, which sells footwear and lifestyle brands

The chancellor says being in the office helped him build strong relationships when he started out.