Danielle KayeBusiness reporter, BBC NewsA years-long succession battle within Rupert Murdoch's conservative media empire has drawn to a close, with his son Lachlan set to control the news group.The deal,…
Iain Watson and Zoe Conway in Brighton & Faarea Masud in LondonBBC NewsPA MediaThe UK's most senior trade unionist has urged the government to deliver its Employment Rights Bill in…
Mitchell LabiakBusiness reporter, BBC NewsThe owner of the Daily Mirror and Daily Express has announced it will cut hundreds of jobs as it pivots to video and plans to share…
Free school uniform shop moves to cope with demandAndy WatsonBBC News, North East and Cumbria, Hendon, Sunderland BBCSecond Chance, founded by Wendy English, has been running for nearly three years…
Theo LeggettInternational Business CorrespondentJaguar Land Rover's (JLR) UK factories are now expected to remain closed until at least Wednesday after work was disrupted by a cyber attack just over a…
Charlotte Edwards & Dearbail JordanBusiness reporters, BBC NewsThe UK government has set out a new defence industrial strategy where it will invest £250m in five local economies which it hopes…
PA MediaA petition had called for Jersey's government to remove the 5% Goods and Services Tax from food itemsCalls to remove a tax on food in Jersey have been dismissed…
Updated / Tuesday, 9 Sep 2025 00:05 The findings were contained in the latest survey from the Compliance Institute More than one in three Irish financial organisations, or 36%, say…
Edward RoweBBC Gloucestershire, Political ReporterA landlady has said it is "becoming harder and harder" to run a pub, as she calls on the government to provide more support. Emma Gibbon,…
Ireland's fiscal watchdog has warned that the Government is planning to spend too much money in next month’s Budget. The Irish Fiscal Advisory Council said that a "more restrained approach…
The US factory spending $100,000 a month more due to tariffsNatalie ShermanBBC News, Fall River, MassachusettsBBCFrank Teixeira and his daughter Sue Teixeira, co-owners of Fall River-based Accurate ServicesIn a corner…
Irish construction activity continued to fall last month, according to AIB's latest Construction Purchasing Managers Index. The headline seasonally adjusted figure fell to 45.9 in August, down from 47.1 in…