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Australia's markets watchdog is said to have taken possession of a mobile phone belonging to Sanjeev Gupta as part of a deepening investigation into his operations, Sky News learns.

The probe intensifies scrutiny of Drax, which is subsidised by bill payers to burn wood to create electricity - an energy source deemed "important" but whose environmental benefits are disputed.

US pharma company Eli Lilly says shipments of the drug to the UK will resume on 1 September, when the price is set to increase by 170%.

Two Ford models will have thousands shaved off their total cost through the government scheme, while 26 other types of EVs will have a discount of £1,500.

Despite uncertainty about trade with China, Nvidia forecasts it will take in even more money than analysts expected in three months' time.

Official data analysed by Sky News shows the number of people in work with disabilities or long-term health conditions has risen by 21% since the pandemic, including a 35% jump in workers with learning difficulties and mental conditions like ADHD.

Michael O'Leary said about 200,000 passengers per year are charged luggage fees at airport gates and Ryanair has "more work to do to get rid of them".

In this week's Money Problem, we take a look at one reader's dilemma over a wedding gift - or lack thereof. Subscribers to our Money newsletter get a first look at the Problem each week - send yours to moneyblog@sky.uk and we'll see if we can help.

Apollo Global Management, owner of The Restaurant Group, has held early-stage talks with advisers to The Coca-Cola Company as it explores a sale of Costa, Sky News learns.

Sky's Paul Kelso says there is an increasing influence from charges, other than wholesale energy prices, within energy bills that households should understand.