
Conservative think tank calls for House of Lords to be abolished
A Conservative think tank, Bright Blue Scotland has called for the House of Lords to be abolished after Brexit.
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A Conservative think tank, Bright Blue Scotland has called for the House of Lords to be abolished after Brexit.

The top member of Theresa May’s Conservative party is to tell her later this week that she must quit by the end of June, according to…

Criminal barristers have threatened to take action over a pay row with the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS).

TSB has revealed most of its Scottish branches will only open for two or three days a week from July.

The government has launched the recruitment process for a new governor for the Bank of England.

Luke Johnson, the former executive chairman of Patisserie Valerie, has taken the “unusual” step of joining a committee of creditors to the failed café chain.

New research brings to light the UK’s alarming lack of awareness for the Stamp Duty Reserve Tax (SDRT) charged on British stocks.

New service, Vintage Cash Cow for Charities, helps charity shops make money from previously ‘unsellable’ items

People who do not have access to a bank account pay an extra £485 a year for everyday bills and services, research from an account provider…

Nearly 1,000 UK pubs shut last year, although the rate of closures is slowing, new research claims.

Millions of people are using easy-to-guess passwords on sensitive accounts, analysis by UK's National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has found

Facebook "unintentionally" uploaded the email contacts of more than 1.5 million users without asking permission to do so, the social network has admitted.

Debenhams boss Sergio Bucher has stepped down following the recent takeover of the struggling department store chain by its lenders.

Energy switching levels have risen by 12 per cent this year, allaying concerns that the government’s price cap would stifle competition.

Mastercard faces mounting commercial pressure to settle a landmark £14 billion consumer rights claim, lawyers have said.