
Northern Rock ‘Bad bank’ repays £50bn government bailout loan
The 'bad bank' which runs loans granted by Northern Rock and Bradford & Bingley before their financial crisis bailouts has repaid its £48.7bn taxpayer loan.
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The 'bad bank' which runs loans granted by Northern Rock and Bradford & Bingley before their financial crisis bailouts has repaid its £48.7bn taxpayer loan.

BMW and Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) are to join forces on developing electric car technologies.

The crew member was reportedly crushed after the blast damaged the outside of the famous 007 Stage at the Buckinghamshire site.

Russia has told dating app Tinder to store its users' data and be prepared to hand it over on demand to its national intelligence agencies.

Waitrose is starting a trial aimed at reducing packaging by removing plastic from flowers and plants and offering more loose fruit and vegetables.

Campaigners will head to the High Court on Wednesday for a judicial review into how the government raised the retirement age for women.

The taxman is examining Uber’s accounts for possible underpayments.

Sir Philip Green moved a step closer to rescuing his Arcadia retail empire last night by agreeing to put an extra £25 million into its retirement…

The Welsh Government will not build the £1.6bn M4 relief road, First Minister Mark Drakeford has decided.

From purchasing some of the remaining Land Rover Defenders off the production line in 2016, the business now turns over £10 million Twisted Automotive provides customised versions to…

Nearly half of all drivers are set to delay their next vehicle purchase, with one in four of those blaming Brexit

UK SME bosses interfere in HR more than they do in any other department, according to new research.

Chief executives are trusted less by their employees than they were seven years ago, a new report has revealed.

Matalan is the latest fashion retailer to defy the gloom in the sector, with a 50 per cent rise in profits.

Struggling high streets suffered their worst month in 24 years in May as sales plunged at the steepest rate on record.