Luxury coachbuilder Bristol Cars is set to make a return in time for its 80th anniversary, after announcing plans to bring out its first new model in 2026 - an EV.
The British luxury firm's original 2030 deadline to transition away from the internal combustion engine has now officially been scrapped.
I have a Paddington stuffed bear from when I was little - it has been enjoyed by me, my children and now my grandchildren. Is he worth getting repaired?
Upheld driver complaints published by the Financial Ombudsman service lay bare the problems with 'black box' car insurance policies.
Our neighbour has bamboo growing along the boundary with our property and the roots are spreading under the fence and into our garden.
Mortgage rates are heading higher once again, with big lenders now reversing some of the cuts made in recent months.
The Bank of England cut interest rates at its November meeting, after inflation dropped below its 2 per cent target for the first time in over three years.
There are many tax traps for the unwary when it comes to pensions. It's especially important to find out about them if you don't get financial advice when you access your fund.
The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee has posted a 90-page report outlining its musings on the future for inflation and the economy.
Ten years ago, This is Money did something a bit different - we launched a podcast. Simon Lambert reflects on marking that milestone.
Among the key economic losers under trump are likely to be clean energy firms and their investors.
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The UK's largest train ticketing app reported its net ticket sales grew by 14 per cent year-on-year at constant currency rates in the six months ending August.
BT's boss, Allison Kirkby, said the group would go 'harder and faster' with cost-cutting efforts to help counter the soaring tax increase due next year.
The Bank of England has lowered interest rates by 0.25 basis points to 4.75% today, as it voted to deliver its second cut this year.
Turnover at ITV Studios, maker of the hit show Mr Bates vs The Post Office, plunged by almost £300million to £1.2billion in the nine months ending September.
We spoke to financial advisers to find out what their clients are asking them following the Budget and how many of the changes are likely to affect you.
The cryptocurrency's price hit a peak of $75,372 after the Republican stormed ahead of rival Kamala Harris to secure the US presidency.
During his campaign, Trump called tariff 'the most beautiful word in the world' and said he would impose a 10 per cent levy on imports from all countries.
Lower mortgage rates and a more stable market have helped encourage more people to buy homes this year, driving prices up to a new peak.
Detailed exit polling will eventually show why Republicans with Donald Trump on the top of the ballot were triumphant in the US election.
Ferrexpo has continued to operate its iron ore mines in Ukraine, despite the invasion in early 2022. But it has had to continually deal with disruptions to its supply lines.
In the most recent four years, rents increased almost ten times as much as they did in the previous four-year period. We look at why this happened, and whether the tide is turning.
I asked for an alternator test but wasn't given one - and then I broke down, costing me £610 in recovery and repairs.
A survey by the Consumer Council for Water found 18% of customers are already struggling to afford water bills - and that is before a proposed hike of a fifth by 2030.
Capital gains tax is levied on profits from assets ranging from shares to second homes, buy-to-let properties and personal possessions.
Two Isa providers are battling it out to attract customers with the best easy-access rate on the market.
The victory of Donald Trump in the US election is expected to boost defence and oil and gas stocks, plus cryptocurrencies.
German tuning company Brabus has unveiled its Big Boy 1200 - its first venture into the motorhome market with a 26-tonne house of wheels.
Despite the lack of knowledge surrounding it, insurance premium tax is fast becoming the most expensive stealth tax.
This 1977 Cadillac Seville is understood to be the last car Elvis purchased before his untimely passing on 16 August 1977.
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If, like me, you've always thought you'd never be fooled by scammers, I'm proof that even if you think you know how they operate you can be easily duped.
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MIillions of savers are facing higher tax bills on their savings over the next five years - but there are a few easy steps you can take to shield yours.
The average price of petrol at the pump is now 135.2p - a three-year low -after the Chancellor confirmed in the Budget that fuel duty would remain frozen for another 12 months.
House prices will grow by £84,000 from now until 2029, according to the latest house price forecast from Savills.
Motorists who have taken a loan from a car dealer to buy a vehicle should contact it now - as millions could be in line for a payout worth an average of £1,100.
As Rathbones head of multi-asset investments, David Coombs is in charge of its go-anywhere funds. He joins Simon Lambert on the Investing Show.
The state pension is set to rise over the next five years - but not by nearly as much as it has over the past five years, figures hidden in the Budget reveal.
Furness Building Society has launched a top easy-access deal which can be downloaded from its new app.
My wife and I are in our early 80s and have lived in Spain for 21 years. My wife has banked with Santander for 45 years but suddenly we have been unable to get her a new debit card.
The fastest growing scams of 2024 have been revealed, with fake parcel delivery scams being the most rapidly growing scam targeting Britons.
The move comes after universities have continued to call for tuition fees to rise with inflation.
UK new car sales fell by 6% in October - just the second time the new car market has shrunk this year. EVs were the only fuel type to see sales rise.
Freda Lewis-Stempel spent the day at the Lotus Driving Academy behind the wheel of the Emira V6 for an exclusive induction into the world of driving experience days.
The Treasury Select Committee is examining whether there is a need to regulate the acceptance of physical cash in the form of notes and coins in firms.
Investors sold a net £2.71billion in holdings, with sell-orders increasing 36 per cent compared with September, according to data from Calastone's global funds network.
If you are married and have unused defined contribution pensions when you die, does your spouse inherit the pension tax free, like the house, savings and so on?
All eyes were on changes to capital gains tax last week, but investors mustn't ignore the impact the Budget's £40 billion tax raid will have on UK firms.
Over the past year, the fund has delivered a strong return for investors of 49 per cent, but manager Ian Williams believes there are more returns to be had.
The reverberations from Wednesday's Budget continue - and they are not good ones.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves dropped a pension reform bombshell in Wednesday's Budget so dramatic that experts say the golden rules of retirement income planning now need to be thrown out the window.
While it left many with something to be miserable about, there were also some important dodged bullets. The This is Money podcast team rate the Budget.
Landlords knew they were in for a bruising in the Budget. Buyers of second homes now need to stump up 5 per cent stamp duty, which could push landlords out of the buy-to-let sector.
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One of the biggest engineers in the North Sea more than halved in value yesterday as it launched an investigation into its accounts.
AstraZeneca is holding crisis talks with the Chinese authorities after the arrest of its boss in the country.
The motor graveyard, which is filled with iconic brands such as Bentleys, Jaguars, a Porsche and even a Rolls-Royce, was discovered earlier this year.
The FTSE 100 closed down 25.94 points at 8140.74. The Bank of England has cut interest rates as expected to 4.75 per cent.
The Bank of England and America's Federal Reserve both cut their interest rates yesterday by 0.25 per cent. But no one should think that our two countries are on the same economic track: far from it.
Markets hate uncertainty, the old adage goes, so there will be some relief among investors that American voters have made a clear-cut decision.
The Bank of England, led by Andrew Bailey, and US Federal Reserve, chaired by Jerome Powell, are still expected to cut rates by a quarter of a percentage point today.
Many Britons are direct investors in the US, with the lucky ones owning some shares in the high-tech giants, such as Apple, Microsoft and Amazon, that have shot up over the past couple of years
Industry body, the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders said 144,288 new cars were registered in October, compared to 153,529 during the same month last year.
The FTSE 100 closed down 5.71 points at 8166.68. Among the firms with updates today are Marks & Spencer, JD Wetherspoon, Persimmon and YouGov.
AO World agreed to buy the secondhand electronics seller last month in a 9.1 pence per share deal under plans to broaden its mobile and customer technology offering.
The US election upon us, and there is little to suggest that either candidate has the edge in the race to the White House.
The retail giant urged the struggling fast fashion brand to 'stop, once and for all' its 'utter disregard for shareholder views'.
FTDI manufactures Universal Serial Bus (USB) technology, such as cables and peripheral chips, that helps connect old electrical products to modern computers.
The cryptocurrency hit a new peak of $75,273.47, soaring past the $75,000 mark for the first time a Trump took the lead in the presidential race.
The first 73-mile stretch between Watford and Rugby was completed on Monday 2 November 1959 having taken 19 months to construct.
Expectations of Donald Trump's imminent US election victory have driven the dollar higher in early trading, with Treasury yields soaring as the so-called Trump trade returns.
The chief financial officer of Asos bought more than £20,000 of the company's shares on Tuesday as their price plummeted.
Sir Tim Martin said cost inflation had gradually come down over the past two years but had 'jumped substantially' since Chancellor Rachel Reeves' first Budget speech.
While some 1.4million UK households have solar panels, around 4.9 per cent of the population, just 43 per cent of those with solar panels, or 602,000 also have a home battery.
Yields on ten-year UK bonds have hit a new one-year high of 4.541%. Meanwhile, an auction of new ten-year gilts attracted the weakest demand since December.
The Court of Appeal ruled that commissions paid between banks and brokers on car deals may be unlawful because they were not clearly flagged.
The average cost of raising a child has increased to £166,000, or £9,222 a year if split evenly over the years until they are 18.
Citi said it expects a constructive set of proposals from watchdog Ofwat on December 19, which should drive a re-rating of the UK water sector.
Irrespective of what happened in Labour's first Budget and the US general election, Thursday is going to be an important day for all borrowers.
Around 30,000 Boeing employees walked out on 13 September, slowing aircraft production and plunging the company further into crisis.
In a blow to boss Pascal Soriot (pictured) , Astra saw £14.4bn wiped off its value after Chinese media said dozens of managers were implicated in a scandal.
George Weston, who is chief executive of the fashion retailer's parent company Associated British Foods, said it was in 'really good shape'.
DMG Ventures has launched two new £25million funds, targeting fast-growing startups across Europe and the US.
The FTSE 100 firm, whose brands include Dorset Cereals and Twinings Tea, revealed its pre-tax profits jumped by 43 per cent to £1.9billion in the year to 14 September.
Family legacy plans have been upended by inheritance tax changes in the Budget, because retirement pots have been treated generously by the taxman in recent years.
Motorists will be banned from driving through the centre of Paris. A Limited Traffic Zone will be introduced on 5 November though won't be enforced until spring 2025.
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All investors have exposure to the US one way or another. But markets have not priced in the result of today's election - it's just too close to call.
Schroders shares sank as the fund manager blamed Chinese market volatility on £2.3bn of net investor outflows and flagged the loss of large institutional mandates.
The online fast-fashion retailer believes its adjusted earnings before nasties will total £130million to £150million for the 2025 fiscal year, helped by gross margins rising to over 46 per cent.
Rachel Reeves's £40 billion tax bonanza will affect the financial wellbeing of millions of households for years to come.
Any Budget with £40bn of tax rises, hitting almost every citizen, is never going to win hearts and minds. Even the OBR had doubts.
RBC Capital Markets says the business empire, controlled by retail tycoon Mike Ashley (pictured), has a strong core business and good assets.
The Fed will reveal its next rates decision on Thursday, though it may still be uncertain by then whether Donald Trump or Kamala Harris has won.
Hornby has agreed the sale of a loss-making business as part of strategic efforts to return the model train maker to profitability.
The London-listed infrastructure group has secured a deal with the Texas Department of Transportation to rebuild part of the Interstate 35 (I-35) through Austin.
The merger of Vodafone and Three looks set to go-ahead after regulators said customer protection pledges made by the operators could alleviate competition concerns.
The independent Office for Budget Responsibility has warned Reeves against using smoke-and-mirrors accounting tricks.
Hedges are essentially an insurance policy used by businesses to protect themselves against dramatic cost spikes or financial losses.
Cross your fingers that the American electors will at least deliver a clear choice for their president - whatever that choice may be.
An article on fashion website Miss Tweed said Bernard Arnault, who runs the French conglomerate LVMH, was 'keen to see such a deal happen.'
Deltic's team of geologists are on a roll with a 100 per cent success rate and two of the Southern North Sea's largest discoveries in more than a decade - albeit the projects are quite different from one another.
Santander is the latest major bank to launch a switching deal in the pre-Christmas switching rush.
Ryanair reported its profits declined by 18 per cent to €1.8billion in the six months ending September despite its total passenger numbers jumping by approximately 10 million to 115.3 million.
Anglo American has agreed the sale of its stake in a joint venture that operates two Australian steelmaking coal mines, as the miner readies to exit the market.
Shares in London-listed Chemring rose on Monday after the defence group revealed new orders to supply the German and US militaries worth £278million.
Broker Charles Schwab has looked at how the S&P 500 index of leading US shares has performed when the Oval Office was either red for Republican or blue for Democrat.
The yellow and black two-tone Phantom which comes with a gold golf putter was sold to an English collector and Bond enthusiast.
The 26-year-old with 176 points is one of three male licence holders with more than 100 points.
Universities, prisons, army barracks and even HM Treasury's headquarters in Westminster will also be caught up in the tax hike, according to commercial real estate firm Altus.
Ashley, whose retail empire Frasers is Boohoo's biggest shareholder, with a 27 per cent stake, wanted to succeed John Lyttle as boss.
Individuals and firms should not be shamelessly bled dry for tax revenues, only to find that when they need the NHS, they are let down.
Ros Altmann warned that Rachel Reeves is likely to come back for more in future Budgets.
We invested savings into Cauta's loan bonds. William Abundes promised dates for repayment of the bonds but these have passed without the return of our money.
The stamp duty surcharge was increased to 5% - and the changes come in straight away, meaning those in the process of buying a property may be wondering what to do.
Of all the personal finance measures announced in the Chancellor's high-spending, high-taxing Budget, the one that took experts by surprise was the hike in capital gains tax (CGT) on share sales.
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Anyone now contemplating taking a bet on Ashley's combination of acumen and assertiveness should be aware that not everything that he touches turns to gold.
The hairdresser is best known for styling Kate's hair for her wedding to Prince William in 2011, but he didn't recognise her when they first met.
'Hair tech' - the gadgets that curl or straighten our locks - is one in which Britain leads the world, and which promises export growth.
The Financial Conduct Authority said the hedge fund tycoon had deliberately tried to frustrate an investigation into his conduct.
Prof Martin Green, head of Care England, said Budget plans to raise employers' contributions from 13.8 to 15 per cent risked placing social care in 'financial jeopardy'.
In life, as in real estate, timing is everything. After 15 years in the Middle East, I made the executive decision last year to make my home back in the UK.
Global services include selling internet and phone connectivity to more than 1,000 multinational corporate clients worldwide.
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The barrage of enormous tax rises and spending increases will undoubtedly hit household finances - but the good news is that it should keep savings rates higher for longer.
A bag that dissolves naturally sounds great - but does it work? We put it to the test.
The department store chain will update the market, providing insight into consumer confidence ahead of the critical Christmas period.
Official figures showed the world's biggest economy added just 12,000 jobs in October, the lowest level for nearly four years, and far short of the 113,000 economists expected.
The world's biggest music company saw its shares spike as much as 5 per cent in Amsterdam following the investor update. They finally closed 1.7 per cent higher.
'Invest, invest, invest!' bellowed Chancellor Rachel Reeves in her first Budget last week. While she was laying out her ambition for the country, such a mantra applies as urgently to individuals.
That's the strategy being pursued by the Government because of a green plan dreamed up by civil servants that could lead to a glut of expensive EVs.
It has unsettled the bond markets which forced Liz Truss from office, raised questions over interest rates and has been disdainfully received by credit rating agencies Moody's and S&P.
The lawsuit alleged that Mead Johnson, which makes baby formula, had failed to warn that its products could cause the illness.
Britain's largest supermarket group said it would begin a share buyback after completing a previous £1billion buyback programme that is still ongoing.
For the first time, a battery health grading system has been introduced into the used EV market by auctioneers BCA.
Hyundai bosses say the new Inster will 'redefine ultra-small EVs'. We've driven it months before it arrives in the UK to test the claims.
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Jaguar has temporarily ceased selling new cars in the UK after killing off its last remaining combustion-engined model. It will now embark on a period away from the market as it prepares to go EV-only.
The S&P Global UK Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index dipped to 49.9 in October from 51.5 in September, the first time it has fallen below 50 since April.
When NS&I is behind on fundraising targets it can respond by raising savings rates, as when it launched its best-selling 6.2 per cent Guaranteed Growth and Income Bonds in March 2024.
Smith & Nephew anticipates full-year sales growth of 4.5%, not 5% to 6%. Sales in the third-quarter were up 4% - or 5.9% excluding China - to £1.1bn.