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Hayden Wood had stayed on with a £250,000 salary after the government put the company into administration.

The number of workers in higher income tax bands has risen by almost two million in three years, says HMRC.

There's a warning to "safeguard personal finances against fraud" amidst the cost of living crisis.

Worcestershire County Council says the funding also now has to support pensioners and energy bills.

Younger age groups are targeted through WhatsApp and dating apps, banking industry group says.

There is a growing movement for companies to have a mission other than maximising profits.

The Financial Ombudsman says it is dealing with more complaints about the response to reports of scams.

The bank is fined by a Swiss court for involvement in money-laundering linked to a Bulgarian drugs ring.

Claire Kelly, from Bristol, says her housing association has not fixed a string of problems.

UK inflation is rising at 9.1%, its fastest rate for 40 years, and could go even higher.

The investigation by Ireland's Central Bank concerned AIB customers with tracker mortgages.

It will soon be impossible to pay in shops with the notes, which are being replaced by plastic versions.

Croydon Council has apologised over the "unsuitable and overcrowded" accommodation.

The council with the most second homes in Wales is writing to the owners of 1,200 empty properties.

There's criticism of the move as ministers warn workers not to expect pay rises to match increasing costs.

Charities say a benefit payment for Scottish children should increase again next year.

Financial advisor Samuel Gee says people on average salaries struggle to buy houses in Bristol.

A charity says mandatory checks in England's private rental sector had unearthed thousands of serious hazards.