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Biotech firm MiAlgae hopes to create 130 direct full-time jobs over the next five years and support 180 further posts, while Celtic Renewables could create up to 149 jobs by 2030.

The buyout firm, which invested in fast food giant Burger King in 2017, has injected about £15m into the business in recent days with the promise of more funding to come, Sky News understands.

Trade bodies representing grassroots music venues, as well as arenas such as the OVO Wembley Arena, The O2, and Co-op Live, are warning of price increases, closures and job losses if changes aren't made.

The announcement leaves the natural food-focused chain's 1,100 staff fearing for their jobs beyond Christmas.

The change means they now include less cocoa mass and a higher proportion of vegetable fats.

The Federal Reserve takes US borrowing costs down to a near-three year low, but says it's now taking a more cautious approach - a switch that is unlikely to please the White House.

The FCA's move to hand Zilch a payments services licence is another step towards one of the UK's most prominent fintechs listing its shares on a major stock exchange, Sky News can reveal.

Richard Meddings, who has chaired TSB and been finance chief of Standard Chartered, is among a small number of candidates being considered to replace Baroness Vadera at the Pru, Sky News learns.

Sky's Paul Kelso says the chancellor's evidence to MPs was a chance for her to take control after the chaotic lead-up to the budget and she only partially took it.

The chancellor describes leaks as "unacceptable" and "inaccurate". The cost of UK government borrowing briefly spiked after news reports of a reversal of an expected income tax rise.