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A businessman bought a disused stairwell for £25,000 and is using it to support budding entrepreneurs.

The Glock has been the weapon of choice for armed forces, gun owners and criminals around the world.

Central London sees Boxing Day footfall up 10.6% compared with 2022, according to analysts.

£3.7bn is expected to be spent on Tuesday, research suggests, but that is still down on 2022.

While first-time buyers would welcome price falls, the other costs they face are likely to be higher.

One of the UK's richest men, Sir Jim has built a multi-billion pound business by snapping up unloved assets.

Harry's Bakery of Bedworth will turn off its ovens for the final time just before Christmas.

The rise is below inflation but comes after a year of travel disruption for passengers.

New plans to restrict the online gaming industry in the country send shares in tech giants tumbling.

The consumer body says it has found evidence of unclear fees and potential overtreatment by vets.

The move comes as Western powers run out of ammunition for Ukraine in its war with Russia.

Revised figures show the economy contracted between July and September this year.

The three wind farms will supply enough power for about four million households once built.

The US president says the $15bn deal must be investigated on national security grounds

Drive-on LeShuttle trains are resuming, while Eurostar passenger services restart on Friday.

The agreement makes it easier for British and Swiss finance firms to deal with each other.

The firms has now set aside £244m following over estimations on the number of people who might apply.

The Swedish flat-pack furniture firm says some goods may not be available after rebel strikes on ships.

Government spending rose as benefit payments offset the ending of support for energy bills.