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The carmaker's systems have been shut down as it was "severely disrupted" by the attack.

The all-out bin strike in Birmingham first started in March. Six months on and the strike remains ongoing. Here is all you need to know.

Sky's economics and data editor explains how the challenges are mounting up as the country prepares to seek its fifth prime minister in three years.

Amanda Staveley's privately held vehicle will issue a statement to the stock market amid speculation in the wake of Daniel Levy's exit as Tottenham Hotspur chairman, Sky News learns.

Ms Graham, whose union hands £1.4m a year to the party, took aim at the government's approach to employment rights, zero-hours contracts and cuts to winter fuel payments, warning that her members would "feel duped unless Labour stuck to its ...

Britain's biggest high street bank network could announce the acquisition of a company once-feted as one of the country's hottest fintech start-ups as soon as this week, Sky News learns.

TUC chief Paul Nowak has warned ministers not to dilute the Employment Rights Bill which Angela Rayner, who departed the cabinet on Friday, has spearheaded.

Francois Bayrou may be forced out of the role he has only held since December if, as expected, he loses Monday's vote, a scenario that could have dire consequences for the French economy and President Emmanuel Macron.

Peter Kyle, the new business and trade secretary, has told business leaders he wants the government to help create Britain's first company worth at least $1trn, Sky News learns.

Modella Capital, which has become Britain's most prolific retail investor, and Doug Putman have both expressed interest in taking over the collapsed accessories chain's UK stores, Sky News learns.