Research highlights impact of decade of faster house price rises in rest of country
Sir Chris Bryant says works must also remain a valuable part of the country’s soft power
Former Tory chancellor says Britain is strong in key growth sectors and should stop talking itself down
Carmakers say current plan could lead to job cuts as shift away from petrol and diesel engines stalls
Vistry shares drop after it issues third profit warning as others suffer from falling sales
Polls show highest level of support in four years for breaking away from UK
I plan to keep a property in the UK
Research highlights impact of poor network performance on consumers
Overhaul could free up billions for real estate and infrastructure, asset managers say
Figures are a further blow to government facing criticism from businesses after Budget
Big Four consultancy firm aims to cut costs in response to ‘challenging market conditions’
There is a danger that animal spirits and the propensity to invest expire in a vicious downward spiral
An increase in Neets, who are not in education, employment or training, exposes grievances about the labour market
Zoopla data shows rise ahead of change to levy regime in April
British Chambers of Commerce makes 13 recommendations ahead of ‘reset’ talks on trading relationship next year
Statistics agency takes swift action to ensure quality of economic figures in wake of debacle over jobs review
Russell Downs defends deal with Spain’s Navantia as best outcome possible to keep Titanic maker’s yards alive
Greene King, Marston’s and others hail jump in Christmas bookings but warn of rising costs next year
Writers should not have to shoulder the burden of ‘opting out’ from companies stealing their work
Chancellor plans set-piece new year speech to reboot growth ‘mission’ as invidious fiscal choices loom
Alleged offences include fraud, forgery and improper use of £60mn in client money
Supermarkets performed well in November but clothing stores had tough month
Mayor’s property development vehicle repeatedly missed payments on £300mn debt
Shadow business secretary Andrew Griffith warns of recession risk after Labour ‘trash talked’ the economy
Price of mince pies and turkey jump driven by energy crisis and supply chain disruption
