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Officials are drawing up plans for a process to identify a successor to Sam Woods, whose second term as chief executive of the PRA ends in June 2026, Sky News learns.

In this week's Cheap Eats, chef Steven Smith tells the Money blog about the one thing he never wants to see in hospitality again - and the restaurant he thinks is the most overrated.

"They're sitting in your network, waiting to the point where they can attack," a cybersecurity expert tells Sky News.

The UK economy has shown resilience as it entered into a global trade war.

Those expecting the economy to grow or contract could both be wrong, as domestically and internationally, it's as unpredictable as it has ever been.

The pair say the tie-up, once approved, will lead to greater choice and price competitiveness in the UK market.

Tory leader Kemi Badenoch mocked the prime minister's deal with the US to reduce Donald Trump's tariffs at a fiery PMQs session.

On Tuesday, a cryptocurrency platform owner's daughter was reportedly ambushed in a Paris street. On 29 April, a crypto marketing firm owner was attacked in another of the city's streets and discovered two days later with his finger cut off.

Ministers are to impose the new threshold on foreign state ownership amid a two-year row about the future ownership of The Daily Telegraph, Sky News learns.

The member-owned group says grocery supplies will not start to improve until the weekend as it begins the "recovery phase" of its fightback from last month's hack.