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A US judge has ordered significant changes to Google's search engine to limit monopoly power, but has rejected calls to break up the company.

Ms Truss became the UK's shortest-serving prime minister after her mini-budget caused weeks of economic turmoil in 2022.

A consortium of Thames Water creditors is seeking the agreement of the regulator for its updated operational investment proposals to avert the prospect of being wiped out, should their rescue bid fail.

The company said it was working "at pace" to restart production around the world "in a controlled manner", after shutting down its systems when it noticed the attack.

Rising bond yields and a weakening currency signal complex economic challenges ahead of the Budget.

Tory leader Kemi Badenoch wants to maximise North Sea extraction but reserves are in decline and will not cut the cost of the energy transition, Sky's Paul Kelso writes.

The Dubai-based travel group which shares ownership with the Emirates airline has called in advisers to undertake a strategic review of brands including Travelbag, Netflights and Gold Medal, Sky News learns.

Partners Group, which bought Cote during the Covid pandemic, is examining plans to retain control of the business by investing new funding as an alternative to a sale, Sky News understands.

Sterling is on course for the biggest one-day drop since April, when US President Donald Trump's announcement of country-specific tariffs spooked markets.

It's the second time in a year the Swiss food giant has changed its chief executive.