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Homeowners will get vouchers of up to £5,000 to make energy-saving improvements to their properties.

Global stock markets have surged despite rising clusters of coronavirus infections threatening to derail economic recovery.

Life at Aviva, the UK's second-biggest insurance company by stock market value, is seldom dull.

Israel's government has ordered the immediate closure of bars, gyms, nightclubs, swimming pools and event halls after a spike in coronavirus cases.

A millionaire businessman has lost his bid to bring a High Court challenge against the government over the coronavirus lockdown.

OnlyFans, a content subscription service popular with amateur pornographic models, could face a VAT bill covering more than three years' worth of uncollected taxes, Sky News has learnt.

TransferWise, the British fintech champion, is on the brink of joining an exclusive club of UK start-ups to achieve $5bn (£4bn) valuations with a share offering that is attracting interest from major global investors.

Online fashion retailer Boohoo has promised to investigate one of its suppliers in Leicester over claims staff have been made to work for less than minimum wage.

Pilots' union BALPA has told members it has reached an outline deal with British Airways (BA) management about job cuts and changes to pay and conditions.

Pret A Manger is to permanently close 30 shops as a result of "significant operating losses", putting at least 1,000 jobs at risk.