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Sir Keir Starmer has made house building one of his government's priorities, and regularly rails against NIMBY culture. But Sky News can reveal the government's own regulator has also been getting in the way of people moving into new homes.

A group of lenders which wants to take control of the UK's biggest water company is preparing to offer regulators an additional £1.25bn package of new equity and debt write-offs, Sky News understands.

Political deadlock appears set to result in France's sixth prime minister since 2020 facing the exit, at a time when the economy can least afford it. But how did the country reach this point, and what might happen next?

It's a job that brings him to tears, but Dr Guy Northover has a job that makes a difference. It's not easy to get into - and it may not always be so easy to stick at it - but the rewards are there in more ways than one. He's been speaking to the ...

Mumtalakat and CYVN Holdings are buying out the minority stakes in McLaren Racing owned by MSP Sports Capital and other investors at a valuation underlining its resurgent performance, Sky News can exclusively reveal.

The consequences of the 2022 invasion by Russia has changed not only trading relationships but sparked fundamental shifts in alliances too, Ed Conway writes.

The asset management group, which has seen its value slump since the merger that created it, has narrowed its search for a buyer for Finimize to a single bidder, Sky News understands.

From 1 September in the Australian state, the small containers often included in takeaway sushi meals will be phased out.

Naguib Kheraj, a former deputy chairman of Standard Chartered, is among the candidates being considered to replace Sir Mark Tucker at the helm of the £146bn lender, Sky News learns.

NatWest and Lloyds have seen their shares fall by more than 5% as investors fret that UK lenders could be on the hook for a tax take by Rachel Reeves.