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The UK's largest bioethanol plant, employing around more than 160 people, has been explicit that it is the trade agreement and uncertainty over the outcome of government negotiations that has led to the closure.

A top TV chef shares his controversial opinion, his favourite city in the world for food and his favourite easy recipe in our regular Money blog feature, Cheap Eats.

US-listed shares of BP have risen sharply on a report of a possible takeover by its British rival Shell.

The US president is desperate to secure a higher rate of growth in the world's largest economy and is demanding the Federal Reserve get on board.

The Sky News Money blog team looks at how to get cheaper cinema tickets.

As MPs push back against reforms to the welfare system, Darren McCaffrey speaks to Helen Thomas, former adviser to George Osborne and chief executive of financial consultancy firm Blonde Money.

The owner of stakes in Six Nations rugby and La Liga's media rights has appointed former BT Sport chair Marc Allera as chairman of CVC SportsCo, a new entity spanning its sports portfolio, Sky News learns.

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer warned today of regular cyberattacks emanating from the like of Russia and Iran against the UK. Information shared with Sky News shows a rise in Iran-adjacent attacks since their conflict with Israel began.

The government says its plans, designed to bolster its growth priorities, will make the UK the "most connected nation in the world" as Donald Trump's trade war continues to shake up the global order.

Hundreds of jobs could be lost as a result of the closures.