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Sir Alan Bates urges victims of Post Office scandal to take govt to court over compensation delays
Victims of the Post Office Horizon scandal have been urged to take legal action against the government over compensation delays.
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Wage growth slows in boost to hope for interest rate cut - ONS
The pace of wage rises has slowed and came in lower than expected, official figures show.
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Race against time to keep Scunthorpe steel furnaces alive as raw materials to be delivered today
The raw materials needed to keep the blast furnaces running at British Steel's Scunthorpe plant will be delivered to the site today, the government has confirmed.
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Financier Truell prints new offer in battle for banknote firm De La Rue
The City financier Edi Truell has tabled a fresh proposal to buy De La Rue, the Bank of England's currency printer, fuelling hopes of a broader bidding war for the 211-year-old company.
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Bank of England currency printer De La Rue maps sale to buyout firm Atlas
The company which prints banknotes for the Bank of England is on the brink of an historic takeover that would see it owned by private equity investors for the first time since it was founded 212 years ago.
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Reform UK treasurer Candy sweet on merger of payments firms
A payments company backed by Nick Candy, the Reform UK treasurer, will this week announce a tie-up with a London-based peer amid a rapidly shifting industry landscape.
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From Shanghai to Scunthorpe - what's China's influence on UK industry?
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Virtual coaching platform has right Mindset for multimillion-pound fundraising
An AI start-up which helps businesses turn their expertise into an interactive digital coach is raising millions of pounds to help it expand into the US.
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JD Vance says US and UK 'working very hard' on trade deal and will come to a 'great agreement'
US vice president JD Vance has said America and the UK are "working very hard" on a trade deal and he believes they will reach a "great agreement".
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A sticking plaster, not a solution: What next for British Steel?
Sir Keir Starmer was flying the flag for domestic steel production on Saturday as his government passed emergency legislation to give itself extraordinary powers to intervene in the running of the steel works in Scunthorpe and elsewhere.
