UK considered suspending trade agreement with Israel over Gaza and West Bank actions
The UK considered pausing its trade agreement with Israel, having undertaken an impact assessment on suspension last summer.
Ex-CEO of Southern Water among four charged with conspiracy to defraud
The ex-CEO of Southern Water faces a charge of conspiracy to defraud alongside three other former employees, it can now be reported.
What Burnham means for your money - from income tax to pensions
Andy Burnham has made a third policy announcement to help bring down costs - after dropping hints there would be more to come.
UK's largest onshore windfarm plans to double capacity with taller turbines
The UK's largest onshore windfarm is set to double in generating capacity as part of a massive £1.5bn rebuilding project.
Consortium courts Amazon tycoon Bezos to buy stake in Liverpool Football Club
Jeff Bezos, the Amazon founder, has been approached to join a consortium which is in talks to buy a stake in Liverpool Football Club.
OpenAI admits its models hacked another company in 'unprecedented cyber incident'
OpenAI has revealed some of its models went rogue and hacked into another artificial intelligence company in an "unprecedented cyber incident".
Small business lender Iwoca finds Qatalyst for £1bn sale
One of Britain's fastest-growing small business lenders has hired bankers to launch a sale which is expected to value it at well over £1bn.
Why are people suddenly saying the state pension age is rising to 68?
You may have read over the past week that the state pension age will rise to 68 seven years earlier than planned.
Reform deputy leader Richard Tice urges Andy Burnham to seize control of Thames Water
Richard Tice, the deputy leader of Reform, has repeated a demand for Thames Water to be placed into a temporary form of public ownership and said he feels "gut-wrenching fury" over the seven-figure remuneration packages handed to the company's top executives as it teeters on the brink of collapse.