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Siobhan Kennedy
Sterling touched another new low today as investors continue to believe that a Hard Brexit is now inevitable and that it will bring pain for the British economy or British businesses.
Siobhan Kennedy
Had this takeover of ARM happened in normal times, it’s not clear the now Prime Minister’s response would have been quite so welcoming.
Chancellor George Osborne says a levy will be introduced in two years’ time, with higher rates for the most sugary drinks.
David Cameron has been accused of debauched behaviour involving a dead pig during an initiation ceremony for a dining club at Oxford University.
The European Central Bank abruptly cancels its acceptance of Greek bonds in a bid to isolate the country until it strikes a new reform deal.
Alex Thomson
“For 30 years I said nothing. But now, if these children meet someone who denies the Holocaust they can say, ‘No – Solly Irving came to see us. He stood before us. He told us’.”
A skate park dating back to the 1970s peak becomes a protected heritage site in recognition of its cultural importance – but are skateboarders still being demonised?
Inspectors find “alarming and unacceptable weaknesses” in the investigation of domestic abuse cases in England and Wales and say only eight out of 43 forces respond well.
Paralympic gold medallist Hannah Cockroft lights the first Paralympic Heritage Flame at Stoke Mandeville this evening. She talks about her delight at being chosen and her tips for future Paralympians.
Microsoft is cutting the price of its Xbox One games console under heavy pressure from its major rival the Sony Playstation 4.
Technology Producer Geoff White looks at the changing economics of hacking – and a tech giant trying to zero in “zero days”.
A software programme coded behind bars in Oklahoma has revolutionised prison meals – and raises some awkward questions for the prison food supplier.
“While they may be very good at what they do, they do have a past life and that is often captured on the internet,” says Charlie McMurdie former head and founder of the UK police unit on e-crime.
Tory leaders have repeatedly failed to conduct proper due diligence when hiring people they think will turn the party’s fortunes around.
The £2bn payday loans industry is referred for a full-blown investigation by the competition commission over concerns that firms benefit hugely from loans that borrowers can’t pay back on time.