Lucy Hooker

September's inflation data is especially significant, as it is normally used to calculate how much a range of benefits go up by in April.

Plants in Hull and Redcar had warned they would close without support after deal to allow US ethanol to come in tariff-free.

Future pensioners are set to be worse off than today's with four-in-10 not saving enough for retirement, says the DWP.

Food and clothing prices rose more quickly while fuel fell only slightly, boosting the overall rate of inflation.

A new tax on technology firms is being halted after Trump threatened new tariffs on Canadian goods.

A US court has ruled Anthropic was not breaching copyright rules when it trained its AI model on books.

More than £70m is being paid to customers who were forced to switch to prepaying for energy.

Customers have been unable to order online for almost a month due to the cyber-attack.

Farmers are raising questions over how checks will ensure US beef produced using hormones doesn't enter the UK market.

The deal will improve access for UK whisky and cars to the Indian market, and cut taxes on India's clothing and footwear exports.

The amount of savings protected if a bank goes under should rise from the current £85,000, a regulator says.

'Awful April" will see a range of household bills rise, but there are ways to ease the pain.

The 233-year-old chain will become TGJones but the WH Smith brand will continue at airports and railway stations.

The chancellor has given an update on her plans for the economy - how are ordinary people tackling their own financial challenges?

The US president says protesters against Elon Musk's electric car firm should be labelled "domestic terrorists".

The banking group has nearly tripled the amount it has ringfenced for potential compensation.

The Apprentice star says many young people "just want to sit at home" but should be in the office.

The firm is recalling Coca-Cola products from shops, but says the risk of illness is "very low"

Rachel Reeves wants to push ahead with building and reform planning, but what does that mean for you?

Should cafés let people who don't buy anything use their toilets?