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Youth unemployment has hit an 11-year high but the work and pensions secretary denied it was because of Labour's policies.

Amid the Iran war, the cost of heating oil has risen by 80% in just a week. The prime minister has promised legal action against energy firms "exploiting" the crisis.

The chancellor is hoping time will ease the conflict and, with that, the impact on costs in the UK ...

Ms Reeves thanked the petrol bosses for their cooperation but told them she wanted an "open and frank conversation" with them.

Fresh tariffs could arise from the inquiry into use of forced labour abroad as Trump looks to offset Supreme Court trade war setback.

The Kremlin is set to enjoy a boost as US President Donald Trump lifts sanctions and its oil becomes more valuable.

After a century of filmmaking influence, Warner Bros could be taken over by Paramount in a huge $110bn deal - but what does this mean for the movie industry in Hollywood?

Fujitsu, the maker of the faulty Horizon software, has yet to pay anything towards redress while still benefiting from state contracts, the Business and Trade Committee said.

Iran's relentless attacks on shipping traffic and energy infrastructure in the Persian Gulf had earlier pushed oil back above $100 a barrel, with stocks dropping worldwide on Thursday.

Restrictions against using the name Jo Malone in some commercial settings were allegedly part of agreements made in Ms Malone's 1999 sale of her brand.