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Not adhering to the two-second rule while driving causes one in eight accidents. Now a third of drivers say they ignore it or are unaware of, a new study from AA Accident Assist has found.

The CBI is calling for bold reforms including the removal of stamp duty on share purchases - a 0.5% tax that only applies to UK equities.

I took my Samsung Galaxy Z Fold4 in for a screen repair. The repairer informed me that they could not fix it as it's been blacklisted by Three UK.

Pledges to reduce UK debt as a percentage of output have featured in eight of the last ten fiscal plans unveiled by Chancellors of the Exchequer.

Marks & Spencer chairman Archie Norman (pictured) told MPs it was 'fortunate' that the attack over Easter occurred while the business was on the up.

Brace yourself for a summer of doom and gloom as Chancellor Rachel Reeves works out how to fill a gaping £40bn hole in the public finances.

James Treacher (pictured) a marketing contractor living in Surrey, will see his repayments rise by £310 a month, from £1,490 to £1,800.

Cecile Reinaud (pictured), who founded Seraphine in 2002, said its owners were 'wiping out in four years the work of 20 years'.

Ric Traynor, executive chairman of Begbies Traynor, said that UK firms, particularly in retail and hospitality, were 'still struggling'.

Rupert Soames said Britain is a 'hub for global businesses' and 'a happy home for global companies' - and Shein should be 'welcomed'.