The chancellor is under pressure because financial market moves have pushed up the cost of government borrowing, putting Rachel Reeves' economic plans in peril.

An intervention by the chancellor to help shore up flagging financial market confidence in the UK economy has been ruled out by the government, amid further declines in the value of the pound.

Mick Lynch, one of the UK's most influential union leaders in recent history, has announced he is retiring.

Liz Truss' lawyers have sent a cease and desist letter to Sir Keir Starmer over his claims she "crashed the economy".

Deepening tensions over the ownership of Yodel, one of Britain’s biggest parcel delivery businesses, were exposed on Thursday when a group of purported warrant-holders indicated a desire to seize control of the company.

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 Emily Cuddeford from the Twelve Triangles bakery in Edinburgh.

Ryanair has said it is taking legal action against a disruptive passenger.

De La Rue, the Bank of England’s currency printer, has been approached about a takeover by one of the City’s most prominent financiers.

Grocery shoppers are being warned of more hikes to food costs in the months ahead due to retailers passing on the cost of budget tax rises.

Bim Afolami, the former City minister, is to return to HSBC - the bank he worked for before he embarked on a career in politics - in a boardroom role.

Meta's updated hate speech guidelines allow users to call people mentally ill based on their sexuality or gender identity. 

How worried should Rachel Reeves be about the fact that the interest rates on government bonds have leapt to the highest level in more than a quarter of a century?

The UK's power grid operator has issued a call for electricity providers to bolster output this evening to avert the risk of blackouts.

Piers Morgan, the broadcaster and journalist, is leaving Rupert Murdoch's British empire to focus on expanding his Uncensored YouTube channel in the US and other international markets, underlining prominent media figures' accelerating shift away from traditional outlets.

UK music sales hit a 20-year high of £2.4bn in 2024, helped by pop megastar Taylor Swift's latest album, and driven by streaming and the vinyl revival, figures show.

People whose homes have been destroyed by the floods sweeping across parts of the UK over the past couple of days have been telling Sky News how they coped with the deluge.

Rolls-Royce Motor Cars says a record £300m investment at its West Sussex factory base will help expand production of bespoke and electric models.

A representative for one of the world's biggest fast fashion retailers, Shein, was unable to answer questions from MPs over where it sources its cotton from.

Rachel Reeves is on course to tighten Whitehall public service budgets further than expected in the spending review because of the worsening economic outlook, Sky News can reveal..

Meta is scrapping its third party fact-checking service in the US after nine years and replacing it with a "community notes" system, similar to the one used by X.