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Annual UK house prices edged up by 1.6% in March, according to new figures from Nationwide, the UK's largest building society.

Scotland could become the first nation in the UK to ban egg companies from keeping chickens in cages.

The new chief executive of beleaguered Dutch football club Ajax is facing the sack for alleged insider trading.

The founder of BenevolentAI, a British-based drug developer, is facing a boardroom coup led by its founder after seeing its shares slump since it floated little more than two years ago.

The UK's manufacturing industry has returned to growth and is showing "tentative signs of recovery", according to a closely-watched survey.

Zimbabwe is on the brink of declaring a national disaster as a deepening drought leaves millions facing hunger.

Shares in Donald Trump's Truth Social platform have plunged more than 20% - wiping out gains made following its stock market debut last week.

The annual rate of shop price inflation almost halved in March, according to new industry figures.

A temporary alternate channel has been opened into the port of Baltimore to help with the clean-up operation following the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge.

A New York-listed car dealer is plotting a bid for the UK operations of Inchcape.

With the window for April Fool's Day pranks now closed, we round up some of the more creative and canny jokes.

The owner of Formula One (F1) motor racing will unveil a £3.5bn takeover of MotoGP’s parent company early this week.

This Easter, chocolate lovers will no doubt have noticed they had to pay more for their eggs.

A lot of us don't want to think about it.

Adnams, one of the most historic names in British brewing, is to explore an outright sale amid a funding squeeze across the industry which has triggered a growing wave of insolvencies.