UK banking sector faces regulatory scrutiny as lenders may face legal liability for exaggerating AI capabilities. Financial Conduct Authority prioritizes investigations into misleading tech claims.
A critical security vulnerability at Companies House allowed unauthorized access to company details for six months, prompting investigations by data and cyber security authorities.
An upmarket London cafe in 22 Bishopsgate is selling pots of just six blueberries for £1.50, making the price per kilogram £75, which has drawn ridicule and outrage on social media.
Keir Starmer unveils a £53 million support package for households impacted by rising heating oil prices amid market turmoil from the Iran War, affecting 1.5 million homes.
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Chinese retail giant JD.com launches Joybuy in the UK, offering 50,000+ products with same-day delivery promise, challenging established supermarkets with competitive pricing and rapid logistics.
Nintendo suggests Donkey Kong Bananza may influence the next 3D Mario game, with developers discussing shared ideas but emphasizing distinct gameplay styles between the franchises.
Thames Water creditors propose a £10 billion rescue package including debt and equity, with no customer recovery or dividends for a decade, awaiting Ofwat approval.
Parkdean Resorts is offering £99 three-night breaks at six holiday parks across the UK, with deals that could cost as little as £5.50 per person per night.
Julius Baer's CEO, Philipp Rickenbacher, saw his total compensation increase significantly after being recruited from Goldman Sachs, reflecting competitive market pressures in private banking.
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The UK government announces a £3,000 incentive for businesses to hire young people unemployed for six months, as youth joblessness hits an 11-year high.
Simba launches an innovative Cool Foam Mattress Topper designed specifically for hot sleepers, featuring advanced airflow technology and heat-drawing graphite particles to transform sleep comfort.
Chris Hayward warns that Britain faces an existential challenge on tax, talent, and technology. Without urgent action to enhance competitiveness, a generation of founders may relocate or list abroad.
London-based insuretech Loxa has completed a £2.7 million seed funding round to scale its embedded insurance platform across European retail markets, backed by angel investors and family offices.
Self-employed individuals with turnover over £50,000 must adopt Making Tax Digital from April 6, transitioning from annual to quarterly digital tax returns through HMRC's new system.
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New UK paternity leave rules starting April 6 allow fathers to take two weeks off from day one of employment, but without statutory pay, leaving many unable to afford time off with newborns.
The UK Foreign Office advises against non-essential travel to Dubai after a drone strike disrupted flights at the international airport. Here's what travelers need to know about safety, refunds, and current flight status.
Brent crude jumped 2.9% as Donald Trump warned NATO allies about the Strait of Hormuz closure, while US bombing of Iran's Kharg Island adds to market volatility.
Winnington Road in Barnet tops the list as London's priciest street for the second year, with average asking prices hitting £12.5 million, highlighting the capital's luxury property market.
A London auditor reveals how he saved £300,000 by age 30 through extreme frugality, including using the same pillow for 12 years and investing in stocks, while now balancing life with intentional splurges.
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Standard Chartered has appointed a new head for its oil and gas mergers and acquisitions division, signaling strategic focus on energy sector deals amid market shifts.
Tommy Thompson, who discovered the historic Ship of Gold, has been released from prison after 10 years. He never revealed the location of 500 missing gold coins from the 1857 shipwreck, leaving investors and authorities in the dark.
Shell's market value soared to an all-time high of £190bn on the London Stock Exchange, driven by soaring oil prices from the Middle East conflict, with other major oil companies also seeing record gains.
Major US airline CEOs warn that the 29-day partial government shutdown is causing severe travel disruptions, with 50,000 TSA officers working unpaid and long security lines at airports.
The Guardian newspaper has published its latest corrections and clarifications for March 15, 2026, addressing factual errors and providing updates on previously published articles.
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The National Audit Office reveals that keeping British Steel's Scunthorpe blast furnaces operational could exceed £1.5bn by 2028, with daily costs reaching £1.3 million.
Savills reports UK housing costs rose 41% over five years to £226bn, with mortgage interest payments jumping 9% in 2025. Borrowers face higher rates amid inflation fears.
Global oil prices climbed sharply as US military strikes targeted Iran's vital Kharg Island export hub, with Donald Trump calling for allied support to reopen the Strait of Hormuz amid escalating Middle East tensions.
The Victorian government has agreed to a $125 million settlement with businesses affected by the 2020 pandemic lockdowns, concluding years of legal battles over economic losses.
As AI-driven layoffs hit industries like software, experts argue productivity gains should reduce work hours, not just boost profits, reviving historical labor struggles.
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Antony Catalano, co-owner of Australian Community Media, has taken a six-month leave and entered rehab following charges of assaulting a woman, with ACM distancing itself from the executive.
