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Nationwide says higher borrowing costs have led to a slowdown in activity in the housing market.

The firm says the move may allow it ultimately to produce light artillery inside Ukraine.

A new report has alleged that the conglomerate used "opaque" funds in Mauritius to manipulate stock prices.

The Swiss bank reports bumper profits following the rescue of its rival but staff face redundancies.

The world's second largest economy faces deep-rooted challenges in the years ahead.

The woman, who was wearing only jeans and a T-shirt, was stuck for two and a half hours.

Country Garden reported a record $6.7bn loss for the first six months of the year.

Advances in AI are accelerating the development of humanoid robots.

Passengers are having to fork out for food, travel and accommodation, but are worried about costs.

Women will keep the right to the same pay as men doing similar jobs in what Labour says is a government U-turn.

A data glitch that led to serious disruption has been found and fixed, says the head of Nats.

Households on universal credit lose £5,000 or more as authorities claw back historic overpayments.

The fast food giant is accused of making the burger appear larger on menus than it actually is.

Streaming hits such as the Queen's Gambit are being adapted as games as the streamer looks to expand.

Delays and cancellations continue after a nightmare Bank Holiday Monday for thousands of holidaymakers.

The retail trade body, British Retail Consortium, says price rises are slowing but remain high.

The world's largest car maker is investigating a system fault but says a cyber attack is unlikely.

Drivers must pay a £12.50 charge per day for driving a non-compliant vehicle in the zone

The Chevron plants account for over 5% of the world's liquefied natural gas production.

With one third of lorries in the UK driving empty, some hauliers are turning to technology for help.

The platform says it now hosts more than three million creators, serving almost 240 million users.

A new cap on the price of each unit of energy will be announced later by regulator Ofgem.

Visitors to the Reading and Leeds festivals and Notting Hill Carnival face disruption as rail workers walk out.

The US Department of Justice says rocket firm discriminated against refugees and asylum seekers.

England fans will be able to buy Mary Earps replica goalkeeper shirts after Nike say "limited quantities" would go on sale.

The sandwich maker has been bought by Roark Capital, ending six decades of family ownership.

The Unite union calls off industrial action by ground handlers after securing improved pay deals.

A strike at a major Australian gas plant had threatened to disrupt global supplies.

The Peruvian bear was first seen in 1958 after featuring in the book A Bear Called Paddington.

The California-based company dominates the market for chips used in artificial intelligence systems.

Citizens Advice says it has seen a 17% rise the number of people asking for help with gas and electricity bills.

It comes a month after Dame Alison Rose quit the bank over the closure of Nigel Farage's account.

Morgan Stanley is punished by the energy regulator in the first fine under transparency rules.

The UK's biggest mortgage lender says high rates mean buying a home is still a stretch for many.

Advertising watchdog found Boots promoted infant milk formula in adverts, which is prohibited.

The Turkish rapid grocery delivery service cuts 2,500 jobs after facing a backlash in many European cities.

Three people died when a train hit a landslide after heavy rain near Stonehaven in 2020.

Firm makes fresh offer to acquire Activision after the UK competition watchdog rejected its first bid.

Government borrowing rose to £4.3bn last month, but was lower than expectations.

The financial and media firm's product head Vlad Kliatchko was named as chief executive in the shakeup.

Benchmark gas prices for the EU and UK rose around 10% on Monday, according to Bloomberg.

The AA saw call-outs jump with drivers reporting damage after wet weather hampered road repairs.

Underwear labels urge people to contact their GP if they spot symptoms of breast or testicular cancer.

Inventors hope maiden voyage will help usher in new era of greener shipping.

The country's post-Covid recovery has been hit by a property crisis, falling exports and weak consumer spending.

Grieving parents say regulators in both India and The Gambia failed their young children.

Travel companies would like to see extra powers given to the Civil Aviation Authority later this year.

Waitrose and John Lewis are offering free hot drinks under the "Thanks a Latte" initiative.

Young luxury estate agents face pressure to succeed in BBC's Crazy Rich Agents.

The office space-sharing company has raised "substantial doubt" about its future.