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A range of bills - from council tax to water - are going up, but the lowest earners also get a pay rise.

A six-month rent freeze has ended, but controls remain and more are planned by the Scottish government.

More than 1,400 security officers at the UK's largest airport have begun industrial action in pay row.

As government energy support for business falls from 1 April, firms are warning of the impact of high bills

The bloc includes nations such as Japan and Australia, but the UK's economy will only get a small boost.

The economy performed better than previously estimated in the final three months of 2022, new figures show.

The case seeks £3.4bn in compensation for publishers from the search giant.

How are rising interest rates changing the housing market around the UK?

It is the last shifts at 2 Sisters chicken factory after 50 years of production on Anglesey.

Property prices dropped by 3.1% in the year to March, the Nationwide says.

Clive Ashpole says he faced a 300% increase in his fuel costs this year.

The measures, which are planned to take effect in July, follow similar moves by the US and the Netherlands.

Virgin Orbit will cease operations for the foreseeable future, according to media reports.

The Food Standards Agency has launched an investigation into claims a supplier mislabelled meat.

Elon Musk among those calling for training in powerful artificial intelligence to be suspended.

An industry veteran says the UK needs to follow the US and EU in helping with the shift to electric cars.

Welsh Water tells MPs tackling the pollution problem will cost £14-£20bn.

A town's only supermarket that was destroyed by fire almost three years ago is due to reopen.

Borrowing falls sharply but more mortgage applications are being approved, says Bank of England