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The announcement affects the building society's head office in Swindon, a spokesman said.

Rick Scott says Chinese garlic grown in sewage is unsafe and poses a threat to national security.

It comes a week after the multi-billionaire launched a profane attack on advertisers that left X.

Employers added a better-than-expected 199,000 jobs in November, despite efforts to cool the economy.

Fourteen new training centres will be launched across Herefordshire and Shropshire in the project.

Mortgage providers have been cutting rates, but many homeowners still face a payment shock.

The Treasury Committee says much of what was promised by the chancellor has not materialised.

A new building where up to 275 new companies can be mentored will be created in Bristol.

The fast-food giant pilots CosMc's and plans to open about 10,000 McDonald's globally by 2027.

The deal will see about 300 staff transfer from RSA Insurance-owned More Than.

The fund manager co-founded by the MP is winding down after reports it had lost its largest client.

People are using notes and coins as a way of budgeting while prices rise, says the British Retail Consortium.

The Barriers to Businesses report was published to help businesses with connections to the government.

A heating system failed, closing the plant which takes in gas from the fields west of Shetland.

The Bank of England says fewer households will struggle to keep up with mortgage payments than previously thought.

It comes after EU and UK carmakers said they were not ready for the change in post-Brexit trade rules.

Southeastern, Southern, Gatwick Express and SWR stage a 24-hour walk-out over pay.

The UK's largest water firm has been criticised by customers and faces questions over its finances.