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The pound dips after Russian president Vladimir Putin accuses the West of 'nuclear blackmail'.

UK government to cap gas and electricity costs for businesses, charities and public sector from October.

Some companies warn the six-month cap on gas and electricity costs will not provide long-term security.

The headquarters of the UK software company will remain in Cambridge, Schneider Electric says.

The latest cost-of-living support payments include grants worth £150 for six million disabled people.

One student tells the BBC of the isolating effect of running out of cash while studying at university.

Rail workers will are set to walk out on 1 and 5 October in long-running row over pay.

The UK's independent forecaster has provided an updated outlook for the economy, the BBC understands.

The billionaire will step down from Frasers Group's board and provide the firm with £100m of funding.

Beyond Meat's Douglas Ramsey is charged with 'terroristic threatening' in a post-football match row.

Here's an at-a-glance guide to what was open and closed on the bank holiday to mark the Queen's funeral.

The Energy Price Guarantee could save you thousands, while loading that on to future taxpayers.

Weaker-than-expected sales figures send sterling lower as fears grow for the strength of the economy.

Drivers from 12 train companies are expected to walk out on two days in the long-running row over pay.

The warning comes ahead of monetary policy meetings by the US Federal Reserve and Bank of England.

The country takes temporary control of Rosneft subsidiaries in a move to bolster energy security.

Daily routines will come to a halt for many in Scotland as the Queen's funeral is held on Monday.

Hundreds of flights are cancelled on Friday, affecting tens of thousands of passengers.

Royal Warrants granted by the then Prince of Wales will continue for him as King Charles III.