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More than 2,000 Scotland-based jobs are at risk as oil and energy services group Petrofac has applied for administration.

In a letter seen by Sky News, the Startup Coalition will tell the chancellor that imposing employers' NICs on the venture capital sector risked making some fund launches "commercialy unviable".

Lord King tells Sunday Morning With Trevor Phillips that ministers are guilty of writing up plans "on the back of a fag packet".

A letter signed by Tesco, Sainsbury's, and other major retailers warns that households will bear the cost of higher business rates as the sector faces a "disproportionate tax burden".

Petrofac's board has lined up Teneo to act as administrator, a move which could be triggered as early as Monday morning and imperil more than 2,000 jobs in Scotland, Sky News learns.

The latest figures suggest two-thirds of contributions to ISAs in the 2023/24 tax year went to cash accounts - bringing total holdings to £360bn. An estimated 14.4 million consumers solely save in a cash ISA, with the average balance standing at £6 ...

The chancellor has invited candidates with "senior executive experience in a major bank, insurer or other financial institution" to apply to succeed Sam Woods at the helm of the PRA, Sky News can reveal.

The retailer has said delivery drivers should be included in the standalone offence against shop worker attacks.

Championship side Sheffield Wednesday have filed for administration, according to a court filing seen by the Reuters news agency.

The New York-listed healthcare giant is keen to recoup the £1.2bn it paid to buy the supplier of the electronic patient record system to most GP surgeries just two years ago, Sky News learns.