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On Monday, the US markets opened with a fall for the third day in a row, before a brief lift which has been attributed to social media posts labelled 'fake news' by the White House.

Richard Berliand, the chairman of interdealer broker TP ICAP, is among a small number of contenders to succeed Jonathan Bloomer following his death last summer, Sky News learns.

According to a government policy paper, more than 900,000 employers will face increases in their national insurance contributions.

Executives from Bank of America, Barclays and Citi were among the participants in a weekend call to discuss the unfolding chaos over President Trump's tariffs blitz, Sky News learns.

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Bill Ackman - a billionaire Trump backer who is against the tariffs - has warned of an "economic nuclear winter" if the president does not change course.

Unpicking globalisation will be phenomenally difficult and phenomenally expensive. Trying to relocate factories and labour markets with expertise that has built up over decades would be incredibly hard and take a long time - but that appears to be .. ...

The US president said he had spoken to leaders from Europe and Asia over the weekend who had hoped to convince him to lower the tariffs, which are due to come into effect this week.

From today, drivers using the Blackwall Tunnel and the new Silvertown Tunnel will have pay, with journeys for cars costing £4 each way. Here is everything you need to know.

The prime minister confirms a 2030 ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel cars but announces changes to regulations to help firms transition.