Author: Nathan Bissitt

The Prime Minister has vowed to take “personal charge” of Government efforts to increase house building across the UK. It comes as the Chancellor hinted next week’s Budget will include new measures to assist first-time buyers, but warned there was

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A top executive at the accountant Deloitte has risked reopening a rift with the Government by publicly mocking the Foreign Secretary, just months after the firm was allowed to resume bidding for Whitehall contracts. Sky News can reveal that Sharon Thorne, the deputy

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Dyson and its former chief executive Max Conze are on a legal collision course after the engineering firm said it was to bring a case against him alleging he leaked secret information about the company. It is understood the damages action being brought by Dyson,

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Record levels of EU nationals are now working in the UK, official figures have revealed. An estimated 2.38 million employees from other EU member states were working in Britain from July to September this year, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) found. This is

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It’s difficult to get a precise handle on the size of Zimbabwe’s economy, for two reasons. The first is the paucity of information available in a dictatorship and the likelihood that what information is made available by the authorities may be doctored.

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Shares in telecoms group TalkTalk have plunged after it reported a £75m half-year loss and warned of a squeeze on annual earnings due to efforts to secure more customers. The FTSE 250 firm was down as much as 18% in early trading after announcing the loss for the six

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