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The gap between how much money the state takes in and its spending will triple in the next 50 years, according to independent forecasters.

Tesco says it will accept a Supreme Court ruling in a so-called 'fire and rehire' case amid government efforts to bolster workers' rights.

The European Central Bank (ECB) has moved to cut borrowing costs again as the inflation threat continues to abate while economic growth falters.

Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary has said he is prepared to introduce a two-drink limit on his planes - if the same rule is applied to airport bars.

The chancellor's claim of a £22bn "black hole" in government finances was "unnecessary and probably unhelpful economically", a former Bank of England chief economist has said.

The billionaire founder of Revolut has sold shares worth hundreds of millions of dollars in the banking and finance app as he climbs the ranks of Europe's wealthiest people.

Scotland's only oil refinery is to close by next summer with the loss of 400 jobs, it has been confirmed.

A bid for The Daily Telegraph spearheaded by the owner of The New York Sun has raised the extraordinary possibility of a return to the British newspaper group for Conrad Black, its former proprietor.

A 9pm watershed on TV junk food advertising will come into force in October 2025, the government has confirmed.

High-end store chain John Lewis is on course to profit tens of millions of pounds despite cost of living pressures eating into shop sales.