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UK growth remains weak and is under further pressure as the Middle East conflict brings the threat of a fresh wave of energy-led inflation.

Analysts say attacks by Iran on Middle East energy infrastructure risk more price pain in the longer term as the conflict continues to rage.

Staff, known as partners, secure an award worth 2% of salary but the retailer remains wary of the tough economy despite confidence in its strategy.

The cross-party group of MPs says it's responding to people who are "intensely dissatisfied with the terms" of their loans after the chancellor announced she'll freeze repayment thresholds from next year, but many Labour MPs are also concerned.

The world is facing an energy gap and it's not clear how it bridges it.

It comes after a Conservative-led push to ban under-16s from social media failed in the House of Commons, being voted down by 307 votes to 173.

A record release of strategic oil reserves has been agreed in a bid to help offset supply disruption since the Middle East conflict began.

Roman Abramovich, who has previously denied wrongdoing linked to his finances and close links to President Vladimir Putin, was sanctioned by the UK and Jersey governments in 2022 at the start of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in a targeting ...

The fuel industry's lobby group tells Sky News that any suggestion of pump profiteering from the war in the Middle East are wide of the mark as the chancellor plans talks with retailers.

The Money blog's latest Buy like a pro feature looks at TVs.