The US president tried to sell the idea of a booming economy, while taking a darker tone on the Democrats as the mid-term elections loom.

The boss of the Trainline has announced plans to quit the ticketing platform business, causing its shares to slide. The FTSE 250 firm saw its share value drop by as much as 7% on Wednesday morning as ...

Manchester is Britain’s top first-time buyer hotspot outside London, according to a major mortgage lender. Lloyds analysed locations outside London where first-time buyers make up the highest ...

The jury has begun its third day of deliberations in the trial of an ex-head gamekeeper accused of gunning down a former colleague on a country track near Aberfeldy.

The luxury car maker said it would reduce its 2,800-strong global workforce by up to 20, after 170 jobs were cut at the start of last year.

Analysis showed some authorities have sought to limit the impact on household bills ahead of big increases expected in the coming years.

The number of fly-tipping cases councils had to deal with last year jumped nearly 10% on the previous year to 1.26 million, official figures show.

The UK Government’s review process has lasted almost four times longer than average, according to Press Association analysis.

The regulator’s price cap will drop from the current £1,758 to £1,641 – a reduction of around £10 a month for the average household using both electricity and gas. Chancell ...

Harry and Meghan met World Health Organisation chiefs for a discussion chaired by the body’s director general Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus.

Former Tesco chief executive Sir Dave Lewis, who took the helm in January, said there was ‘significant work ahead’ in turning Diageo around.

Heathrow has revealed annual profits fell by more than a third, but it paid out dividends to shareholders for the first time in five years despite the earnings drop. Owners of the airport reported pre ...