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Outside it is the bleak midwinter. We are smack bang in the middle of some of the country's best agricultural land.

The owners of Shawbrook Group, the mid-sized British lender, are drawing up plans to kickstart London's moribund listings arena with a stock market flotation, valuing it at more than £2bn.

Donald Trump has said the UK is making "a very big mistake" in its fossil fuel policy - and should "get rid of windmills".

Tide, the business banking services platform, has hired advisers to orchestrate a fresh share sale as it pursues rapid growth in the UK and overseas.

An outsourcing group backed by Lord Hammond, the former chancellor of the exchequer, is among the suitors circling Telent, a major provider of digital infrastructure services.

The Post Office is proposing a big hike in the fees that banks pay to allow their customers to access its network as it attempts to secure additional funding to boost postmasters' pay.

The typical household could see major bills rise by almost £270 by April, Sky News analysis suggests.

Dating apps changed single life forever when they brought swiping, liking and ghosting to the masses.

UK business goes into the new year in a surly mood.

The cap on bus fares has risen to £3 in much of England today as new government policy took effect.