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The FCA is banning fees that debt advisors receive for referring people to debt solution companies.

Tessa Elliot, a farmer from Pembrokeshire, says inflation has made it difficult to keep afloat.

The Senate must approve the deal and send it to the president's desk this weekend to avoid a default.

The signing comes ahead of a high-level global security summit in Singapore this weekend.

Eligibility rules for free use of Translink services will be the subject of a public consultation.

Nationwide says prices in the year to May fell 3.4% and higher mortgage rates could last longer.

Companies supported by the agency also record big increases in the value of their exports.

We have a deal on lifting the US borrowing requirement. But what is the debt ceiling and why does it exist?

Firms struggling to repay pandemic debt should be given more flexibility, a lobby group says.

The leaders are expected to discuss trade, although a full-blown free trade agreement is not on the agenda.

An investment firm buys a significant stake in Weev, which is scaling up plans in Northern Ireland.

Transmission Investment aims to represent over 40% of the winter peak demand in Northern Ireland.

With an extended deadline, talks on a deal to avoid a US default appear to drag on in Washington.

An ex-minister says he is "aghast" the Welsh government still hasn't taken control of water policy.

Prize-winning writer says writers from Wales would be helped by a big name promoting literature.

Four major employers in Northern Ireland have announced redundancies in the past month.

The Consumer Council warning comes as wholesale UK gas prices fall to below 70p a unit.

About 60% of homes need to be more energy efficient to meet targets, a new report finds.

Tony Corden wants his lodgers to buy the house so its "creative spirit" continues.