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The Nottingham says 17 branches will close before the end of the year following a review of usage.

Major stock market indexes in Asia fell sharply also fell sharply on Wednesday.

Barclays, UBS and Goldman Sachs were among the 16 firms named by regulators in the probe.

The UK government proposals will work at "cross purposes" with the cost-of-living fight, the IMF says.

Manya Klempner explains why she left the world of banking to set up a business running boxing clubs.

Food inflation soared to its highest rate on record in September, according to an index.

It will cover the Christmas build-up, including key shopping days Black Friday and Cyber Monday.

The central bank's chief economist signalled in a speech it could not be 'indifferent' over the pound's slump.

The allegation comes after both Nord Stream undersea gas pipelines sprang a leak on Monday.

Paschal Donohoe says he is in a position to do so because the country has a large budget surplus.

Some economists predict the Bank of England will raise the interest rate to as much as 5.8% by next spring.

The energy watchdog says all bar one of the energy firms need to improve their support to customers.

The announcement marks the technology giant's latest move to diversify its supply chains outside China.

A BBC investigation uncovers evidence of irregularities in awarding the contract for two CalMac ferries

Apple chief executive tells the BBC the tech sector needs more women in order to thrive.

New public buildings in Finland have to incorporate more wood, which is leading builders to innovate.

More than five million people have taken on additional jobs, according to a report by Royal London.

Two lenders, Virgin Money and Skipton, say they will stop mortgage offers to new customers.

Denmark sets up a banned zone near the Bornholm island, where a Nord Stream 2 leak is reported.

The Bank of England will not hold an emergency meeting to set interest rates after the pound fell.