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Andy Burnham has publicly backed the pension triple lock, saying he will abide by the promises made in Labour's 2024 manifesto.

UK steel tariffs that come into force today have been criticised by industry as both too lenient and too restrictive, with claims of higher costs and possible job losses as a result.

A drone operations and data intelligence company chaired by Sir Jeremy Fleming, the former director of GCHQ, will this week unveil a $20m (£15.1m) funding injection led by an early investor in Spotify.

Donald Trump earned more than $1.4bn from his family's cryptocurrency ventures last year - all while pursuing policies to benefit the industry.

The UK culture secretary could be about to put a spanner in the works for one of the biggest media deals in history.

BBC staff could see a real-terms pay cut in the year ahead, a proposal shows, just weeks after the announcement that hundreds of roles are to be axed.

Shares in major housebuilders have tumbled after it emerged they are facing a class action lawsuit potentially worth more than £4bn.

Brokers are seeing more down valuations in the property market, putting sales at risk and causing deals to collapse.

The 173-year-old Halifax brand is being scrapped, and all customer accounts will be changed to Lloyds over time, Lloyds Banking Group has said.