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The Czech billionaire sees a challenge and an opportunity to turn around Royal Mail and modernise a company that has been missing targets and hit with fines by regulators.

David Lindberg, a one-time contender for the top job at NatWest Group, is to step down as its retail banking CEO in the first quarter of 2025, Sky News learns.

A reader called Debbie got in touch with our Money team after she was overpaid by her employer. We talk her through her rights.

A victims' lawyer, in his closing statement to the inquiry, questions whether the Post Office is even worth saving, while its former boss, Paula Vennells, argues she was failed by other people.

What does a contract worth £20,800,000 a year actually look like? And how much holiday does a football player get?

The takeover of Royal Mail by Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky is expected to be announced this morning, Sky News understands.

Rising debt, borrowing costs and public anger have left the water industry facing the biggest challenge of the privatised era.

Hundreds of partners at the UK's fifth-biggest accountancy firm have voted unanimously to support a deal estimated to be worth up to £1.5bn, Sky News learns.

Paul Thwaite, NatWest's CEO, will be in line for a remuneration package worth around £6.5m if investors in the bank approve a new remuneration policy next year, Sky News learns.

The chancellor is keen to stress the government has a long-term, sustainable plan for economic growth rather than a short-term sugar rush.