The government is preparing to sell the final publicly owned shares in NatWest Group on Friday, drawing a line under one of the world's biggest bank bailouts after nearly 17 years.

Britain's biggest pensions insurance specialist has joined the race to buy the 999-year lease of the O2, London's best-known entertainment venue.

Every Thursday, our Money blog team interviews chefs from around the UK, hearing about their cheap food hacks and more. This week, we chat to Brian Hennessy, head chef at the acclaimed Winter Garden Restaurant in London.

A British property and fintech business which aims to improve the homebuying process has swooped to buy Trussle, a digital mortgage broker once backed by Goldman Sachs, the Wall Street giant.

This is a huge decision by an obscure Manhattan court. President Trump's core economic policy has just been comprehensively undermined, he has been undermined, and he will be seething.

A trade court in the US has blocked Donald Trump from imposing sweeping global tariffs on imports.

Heathrow's chief executive could not be reached to tell him about the airport's closure after a power outage because his phone was on silent, an inquiry has revealed.

The owner of the Daily Mail is to pay more than £30m for a minority stake in rival right-leaning newspaper The Daily Telegraph as the latter's prospective owners assemble a consortium of strategic backers.

People who had prepayment meters forcibly installed in their homes are in line for compensation of up to £1,000 after energy companies signed up to pay £18.6m in debt cancellation and customer payments.

Thames Water, the UK's biggest water provider, has been hit by a record fine by regulator Ofwat.

The government has been accused of watering down rules that require developers to leave wildlife habitats in a better state than they found them when building new homes.

A British trade envoy has visited Israel to "promote trade" between the two countries - a week after the UK suspended talks.

You probably recall the stories about Leicester's clothing industry in recent years: grim labour conditions, pay below the minimum wage, "dark factories" serving the fast fashion sector. What is less well known is what happened next. In short, the industry has cratered.

London's congestion charge could rise by 20% next year under new proposals, in the first hike since 2020.

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The government is considering getting rid of the two-child benefit cap first brought in by the Conservatives.

The UK economy will grow more than previously thought, according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), which has upgraded its latest forecast.

Abandoning her career to look after their two daughters was what Isobel's* ex-husband wanted.

Ministers have pledged to "back the next generation" by investing in tens of thousands of new apprenticeships and training opportunities.

An investigation has been launched into "whistleblower allegations" about the practices of some "labour suppliers" to the company building the embattled HS2 rail line.