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A typical two-year fixed rate deal has breached the 6% mark for the first time since November 2008.

Unite union says more than 300 offshore drilling and maintenance workers rejected a pay offer.

Workers at Felixstowe, the UK's busiest container port, have finished their second round of strikes.

Elizabeth Holmes requested a new trial after claiming federal prosecutors presented misleading evidence.

Business leaders consider how the move towards more informal clothing attire at work affects them.

Taxes on gas and oil companies are likely to be needed to help the poorest, Ben van Beurden says.

The pound remained high despite confusion over when Kwasi Kwarteng would set out his debt-cutting plan.

The 40-year-old attraction on a pier is home to 900 individual sea creatures, including sharks.

The average rate of a new two-year fixed rate mortgage is 6% as the UK's biggest lenders change prices.

Food charity Fareshare says donations from the major grocers have fallen, just as demand has surged.

The Tesla boss asked followers to vote on his ideas to end Russia's invasion, prompting criticism.

433 people shared the prize money - the most winners for a single draw in the Philippines, reports say.

A currency trader, a mortgage broker and a firm tell us how the economic turmoil affected them.

A U-turn on top rate tax exposes the rest of Kwasi Kwarteng's Growth Plan to more scrutiny.

Willie Watt of the National Investment Bank thinks recent events could increase demand.

There was no new content in the chancellor's speech on Monday as Number 11 works to revise its policies.

Shares in the Swiss bank fell as much as 10% after the bank's boss failed to reassure investors.

The average two-year fixed rate is now close to 6% as major lenders raise the cost of deals sharply.

All UK households will get a grant which will reduce energy bills by £400 from October.