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The agreement paves the way for the South Asian nation to secure more funding from the IMF.

The coins will enter circulation at the end of the year and are likely to help children with maths.

Workers vote to accept a 13.2% pay increase at the Browns site in southern Scotland.

It claims to have created the UK's first refillable and recyclable bottle made of polypropylene

The UK's energy watchdog is considering a rise to bills to help prevent companies going bust.

The IRS has been auditing how the firm allocates profits among countries and jurisdictions.

The move is a sharp escalation of the union's ongoing strike against Ford, General Motors and Stellantis.

Safe Hands went into administration last year with thousands of people likely to lose money they set aside.

Pub group Marston's reports a 12% rise in sales over the first five weeks of the tournament.

High Street chain Next is understood to be close to buying rival fashion chain Fat Face.

South Yorkshire Police say they have received 19 reports of a scam, with victims losing up to £200.

Ireland's finance minister says the fund will be set up using the corporation tax windfall.

Unity powers hit games including Pokemon Go, and had wanted to charge developers extra fees.

The unusually mild weather has led to fewer people buying Christmas puddings and seasonal biscuits.

Anthony Thomson says the bank's strategy of continuing to focus on High Street branches is "flawed".

Crude climbs on fears the situation in Israel and Gaza could disrupt output from the Middle East.

The building society is undertaking its "most significant" rebrand in 36 years.

The bank has secured a rescue deal after reports it was looking to raise millions sent its shares plunging.

A study finds the capital lost 46 watering holes in the first six months of this year.