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Why are UK pump prices at record highs, and when might they fall?

Customers are having to pay more for goods as truck firms pass on higher fuel prices, a freight boss says.

Many countries around the world, including many in Europe, are expected to face recession, it says.

Many travellers are taking drastic action to get home after being stranded due to flight cancellations.

The lawsuit claims the film studio did not have the rights to release Top Gun: Maverick.

Pascal Soriot was knighted in the Queen’s Jubilee birthday honours for his contributions to science.

The billionaire accuses the company of "thwarting" his requests to learn more about spam accounts.

Travel agents say staff are dealing with calls from holidaymakers anxious about their plans.

Campaigners want power lines to run offshore between Norfolk and Essex, not across countryside.

The biggest ever trial of a four-day week gets under way with up to 70 firms taking part.

Petrol costs hit a "frightening" new record and more government action is needed, the motoring body says.

Thousands of holiday-makers are thought to be stuck in Europe after the weekend's flight cancellations.

Fund manager Elliott Associates claims that cancelling trades of the metal in March was "unlawful".

The German carmaker said the brakes of some older cars may be affected by "advanced corrosion".

Airlines continue to cancel flights as travel secretary says industry must solve labour shortages.

Marriott says Western sanctions have made it "impossible" to continue to remain in Russia.

Key data shows that employers created 390,000 roles while the jobless rate stayed at 3.6%.

A claim representing 1,500 investors wants £18m from the 'referee' of Neil Woodford's fund.

The city state is feeling the economic impact of Malaysia's export curbs on chicken.