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Thousands face years of water bills

Thousands of people could have to pay up to six years of water bills following an audit of customers by the UK's biggest water...

Stocks tumble amid Libya oil fears

Violent clashes in Libya have sent world stocks tumbling deeper into the red as the price of oil remained near two-and-a-half-year highs.Sharp falls across...

Record operating profits for Leeds

Leeds Building Society has unveiled record operating profits and announced plans to increase its mortgage lending by 25% this year.The UK's fifth largest building...

BP plans to sell several UK assets

Oil giant BP has revealed plans to sell several assets in the UK, including the biggest onshore oil field in Western Europe.The company said...

Tripoli streets 'lined with dead'

The streets of Libya's capital are littered with the bodies of scores of protesters shot dead by security forces loyal to Muammar Gaddafi, an...

Honeymoon accused 'in suicide bid'

Honeymoon murder suspect Shrien Dewani has been admitted to hospital after apparently trying to kill himself.Mr Dewani, wanted in South Africa for the killing...

UK banking strategy 'deeply costly'

The UK ran a "conscious" strategy of trying to attract bankers to London that proved "deeply costly" ahead of the banking crisis, the US...

Finances eased by huge tax haul

The pressure on Britain's creaking public finances has eased as a bumper tax haul in January saw the Government record the highest monthly borrowing...

BAA earnings up after 'robust' year

Airports operator BAA said it delivered a "robust" financial performance in 2010 despite disruption caused by volcanic ash, strikes and snow.The owner of Heathrow...

Libyan crisis hits FTSE opening

London's FTSE 100 Index sunk another 1.3% into the red following hefty falls in Asia as the Libyan crisis battered investor confidence.Hong Kong's Hang...

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