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The Shiga toxin-producing bacteria thought to have come from contaminated lettuce has been described as a growing threat by a UK health watchdog. The investigation involved BLT and chicken salad sandwiches.

In 2016, Ryan Brook's long-term plan was to go to university and pay for his studies with proceeds from his Christmas tree sales. Nine years on, has he pulled it off?

The change will take place in the five years to 2030 and ultimately reflects good news for customers.

Streaming giant Netflix announced it had agreed a deal for Warner Bros film and TV studios, only for Paramount to sweep in with a hostile bid of their own several days later. Here is all you need to know.

Once hailed by then-PM Rishi Sunak as "revolutionising the legal profession", the bulk of Robin AI is being bought by rival Scissero in a cut-price transaction, Sky News can reveal.

Pembroke VCT is leading a fundraising for a company which counts consumer goods giants Unilever, Danone and Reckitt among its clients, Sky News understands.

The cost of parsnips is also lower, according to new industry data which reveals increased spending on promotional offers.

Qatar Sports Investments is underlining Gulf investors' continuing appetite for football club deals by acquiring 100% of Belgian Challenger Pro League side KAS Eupen, Sky News understands.

COVID-19 Fraud and error cost the taxpayer nearly £11bn, a government watchdog has found.

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