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Motor mechanic David Reynolds, 69, said he was 'thrilled to bits' to be reunited with the vehicle which he is amazed had been kept in 'such good condition' by its previous owners.

The boss of Deutsche Bank has warned that turmoil in France is a 'wake up call' for all debt-laden countries as a fresh bonds sell-off sent the country's borrowing costs to a 24-year high.

A scrapping of standing charges on gas bills could be on the cards for millions of Britons, it emerged on Wednesday.

The Government is being accused of introducing rent controls by the back door after a tenant successfully challenged their landlord's rent increase.

Millions of households and businesses across Britain are battling sky-high energy bills. Inflation is also on the up, at 3.5%, piling further pressure on people's pockets.

The City is facing a fresh wave of takeover activity as the owner of National Express and a subsea technology firm become the latest to succumb to foreign predators.

The number of half a million pound mortgages outside southern England has surged in the last five years as Britons stretch their borrowing to afford their dream home.

The full state pension will rise £9.40 a week from April thanks to the triple lock - a guarantee Prime Minister Andy Burnham will scrap in favour of a double lock from 2030.

Musk said the two businesses had formed 'special committees' which were holding talks on a potential merger between SpaceX and Tesla.

Inflation accelerated to 3.5 per cent in September, moving further from the Bank of England's target as the Middle East conflict's impact widens beyond energy prices.