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Some shareholders in the digital wallet provider are furious about its board's proposed distribution of the funds from a sale to Britain's biggest high street lender, Sky News learns.

Gary Smith, head of the GMB Union, has claimed there is "no problem at all" when asked about allegations of bullying and misogyny within the organisation.

Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) says it now believes that "some data has been affected" in the cyber attack on the company last week.

Geoff Cooper, who chairs online electricals retailer AO, will be named the next chairman of the state-owned broadcaster, confirming an earlier Sky News report.

A legaltech start-up which counts Balderton and GV among its backers will stake a claim to an industry first this week with the acquisition of Woodstock Legal Services, Sky News learns.

Lisa Cook's lawsuit could now proceed all the way to the Supreme Court following a preliminary ruling that means she can remain in her role.

Government policy post-Brexit has been the driving force behind the number of people moving to Britain in recent years - and while the numbers crossing on small boats are relatively small, those too are at record highs.

NewDay, which has partnerships with retailers including John Lewis and AO, was on the brink on Tuesday of a deal that will see KKR becoming a major investor in the group, Sky News learns.

Sky News understands JLR workers are not due back at work on Wednesday with production suspended for another day.

The mobile banking app and internet banking are down at Britain's biggest building society.