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The energy regulator Ofgem has warned suppliers that it will investigate "bad practices" as prices rise.

The Tesla boss claims he has a 'Plan B' if his offer, which values the firm at $43bn, is rejected.

Malaysia-based Sina Estavi has been offered just a small fraction of the $2.9m he paid for the tweet.

The country is scheduled to make $78m of interest payments on its international bonds on Monday.

The French cosmetics firm will keep its shops in Russia open but says it is "firmly committed" to Ukraine.

Under a new scheme, money will be available for work on flood-hit properties to prevent repeat damage.

Petrol, furniture, sunflower oil and milk are among the products increasing in price.

Prices went up by 7% in the 12 months to March, as food and fuel costs continued to climb.

Tesco announces a sharp rise in profits but warns it will come under pressure from rising inflation.

Northamptonshire has the highest number of transport and storage premises in the UK, new figures show.

Taiwanese firm Pegatron is latest manufacturer to halt operations because of the Shanghai lockdown.

A growing number of leading British public schools are opening campuses in the region.

Border force is "chronically under-staffed" and it will take time to train new officers, a union says.

Consumer prices reached a fresh 40-year high in March after the US stopped Russia energy imports.

The spending power of an average public sector salary has seen its biggest drop on record.

Figures show a fall in Scottish unemployment but wage growth has not kept up with inflation.

The finance ministry said it otherwise had an "unblemished record" of paying its debts since independence.