The creative industries contributed £87.4bn of value for the country during 2015, growing significantly faster than other sectors of the economy, and at an undiminished rate.

Over two million of the UK’s poorest families are set to be £50-a-week worse off by 2020 as a result of welfare cuts and soaring rents, according to new analysis.

More than twice as many UK adults think young people will have a worse, rather than a better, standard of living than their parents, according to a poll.

Vince Cable has written to Theresa May asking her to publish evidence about immigration he claims she suppressed when she was Home Secretary.

The UK may never bounce back from the "economic hit" of Brexit, Ruth Davidson has warned.

The Bank of England is not likely to raise interest rates until 2019, according to a survey of leading economists.

Boris Johnson has said 'all options are on the table' following North Korea’s latest strike but warned international allies against taking military action to tackle the rogue state.

Today The All Party Parliamentary Group on Social Integration has released a new report - Integration not Demonisation - concluding their enquiry into the integration of immigrants, and we’re pleased to have been able to contribute with information on our English My Way programme.

Housing market activity has been flat since the start of the year with lending and transactions both in line with 12 month averages.

Scotland’s notional deficit fell by £1.3bn last year, official Scottish government statistics have revealed.

A Ukip leadership candidate has said he would reduce “unnecessary population” in the UK by paying British Indians to leave the country.

Britain is on course to face the worst decade for household incomes since the 1940s, according to Labour.

The unemployment rate fell to its lowest level since 1975 in the last quarter, but wages continued to lag behind inflation.

Unite general secretary Len McCluskey has commented on the latest inflation figures released today.

Developments in the wider economy are making it more challenging for homebuyers and savers.

As the Prime Minister prepares to trigger Article 50 negotiations to leave the European Union, MPs have sent Downing Street a clear message – expanding the nation’s hub airport is the most critical infrastructure project to secure the long-term prosperity of Britain’s economy, ahead of a new nuclear power station at Hinkley Point and the new HS2 rail link. 

The number of mortgages in arrears of 2.5% or more of the outstanding balance declined to 88,200 in the second quarter of this year, the lowest level since at least 1994 when this run of data began.

Solicitors are among those businesses that could face Government action if they fail to report information that could undermine UK financial sanctions.

Budget cuts to blame for fall in drivers being stopped during summer drink-driving campaign.

Baroness Scotland has hit back at critics after reports she spent more than £338,000 of taxpayers' cash refurbishing her Mayfair home.

The Investment Association is the trade body that represents UK investment managers, who collectively manage over £5.7 trillion on behalf of clients.

Earlier this summer, consultants Jackie Wells & Associates were commissioned to publish the report, Later Life Borrowing, New Mindsets: Old Silos - The Advice Framework for Older Mortgage Customers.

A failure to invest in unskilled workers in the UK was at the root of the 2008 financial crash, according to the then governor of the Bank of England.

The Building Societies Association (BSA); the Tax Incentivised Savings Association (TISA) and UK Finance (UKF) committed that for 2017, a minimum of 80% of cash ISA transfers would be completed within seven working days.