All news by author: Graham Hiscott

Transport Focus found that overall 80% of bus passengers in England were satisfied with their last journey - and only 8% dissatisfied

Murray Auchincloss, who was BP’s finance boss, replaced chief executive Bernard Looney after he was dismissed in September over past relationships with colleagues

The landlady of one formerly thriving village pub said the Budget had ended any hope of it staying open. It comes as grassroots Campaign for Pubs called Wednesday's announcements “an absolutely dreadful Budget for UK pubs”

The beloved British bakery chain Greggs claimed it's the country's most popular breakfast spot as it de-thrones McDonald's with its budget coffees and bacon sandwiches

Research suggests that 41% of workers have suffered at least one of the three most common accidents that occur at work - but most have not claimed any compensation

Mohsin Issa said he and brother Zuber Issa “get on exceptionally well" and there is "absolutely no rift" between the two who own the Asda supermarket chain and EG Group

Regulated fares in England will rise by up to 4.9% from this Sunday - on top of a near 6% jump last year. Passengers in Scotland face hikes of 8.7% in April

Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves said that Labour would face "the worst inheritance any incoming government has ever had since the Second World War" if they won the next election

Broadband and mobile customers with Virgin Media O2 face inflation-busting mid contract price rises of up to 8.8% this April - the highest of any major operator

When inflation is higher, it means costs are rising faster compared to the same time last year and today's shows that prices are still rising in shops but at a much lower level than they were

M&S topped the rankings from consumer group Which? for the third year running where it got a customer score of 76%, with five out of five for service and staff availability

Lawrence Cannon, 67, only noticed the erroneous payments made to British Gas in November last year and contacted The Mirror after struggling to get a refund from the UK's biggest energy firm

Lloyds Banking Group was the last to report its annual results as it today revealed it made a record £7.5billion last year - a more than 50% leap on 2022

American hotel chain MCR Hotels is set to take over the BT Tower to turn it into a swanky hotel after it was purchased from the telecoms giant for a whopping £275million

The Mirror was given a tour of the world’s largest vertical farm, in the small town of Lydney, Gloucestershire, by James Lloyd-Jones, founder of the Jones Food Company

Royal Mail has faced criticism after it emerged that vital post including hospital appointments, fines and court documents could now take longer to reach destinations

There are concerns there will be yet more savage cuts to decimated public services - the Office for National Statistics, on Thursday, said the economy shrank by a worse-than-feared 0.3% in the final three months of last year

The country's biggest energy supplier raked in £751million last year, up from £72million in 2022 - a surge fuelled by £500m of energy crisis costs which it was allowed to recoup from bills

CEO Steve Fletcher - who runs Vernon Building Society, which has just six branches in and around Stockport, Greater Manchester, and 90 staff - is planning to open more branches

The first new store will open in Bury St Edmunds on March 6, followed by Teesside Park and Glasgow Fort later this year, then new sites in Epsom, Surrey, and Newbury, Berkshire, from 2025

Eighty-two-year-old gran Margaret Griffin has been a loyal customer of British Gas for over a sixty years but a mix-up over the phone left her out of pocket and too stressed to leave the house

Ann Summers is working with Deliveroo to rush items such as its Couple’s Play Set, complete sex aid, and Bullet Vibrator to amorous folk in three UK cities

Tata Steels proposals were branded the 'bargain basement option' as bosses were hauled before MPs to defend plans to shut blast furnaces at its Port Talbot plant in south Wales

The International Monetary Fund said cuts now would mean less money for spending on vital services such as the NHS as they downgraded the UK's growth forecast

Campaign group Global Witness focused on five of the largest oil and gas producers – BP, Shell, Chevron, ExxonMobil and Totalenergies - and how much profit they made in 2023