Finance

The business told Ofgem that it thought it had complied with the rules, but accepted the regulators' findings and will pay £5.5 million to help struggling households

It features over 800 items from UK farms, from sweetcorn and mushrooms to steak and kefir

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt visited the site on Monday and said the investment was 'big boost' for the manufacturing sector

The deal will see Aviva take on the rights to Syndicate 1492, one of the underwriting units in the Lloyd's of London, giving the company a route back into the insurance market

Households affected will be those who have electricity meters that rely on the Radio Teleswitch Service (RTS) to set the rate of energy as this is set to be switched off next year

It's hard to imagine a world where Cadbury Dairy Milk wasn't called... well, Dairy Milk. But the chocolate giant actually had two very different names in mind for the iconic chocolate bar

It is looking for ways to address economic problems and to fix its property market as its annual congress gets underway in Beijing

March is bringing a wave of changes to driving laws that could catch out motorists, which could see costs rise for drivers with petrol and diesel vehicles

Despite eating around 400 million Creme Eggs a year - many Brits have no idea what's inside the beloved chocolates. But, a Cadbury spokesperson has set the record straight - explaining it uses an unusual kitchen staple for the 'yolk'

The 164-member group had hoped to make progress on issues such as fishing, agriculture and the digital economy, but failed to reach a consensus

Like every year, the two bank holidays over Easter affect benefit payment dates as the DWP does not pay benefits on bank holidays - if you are due a payment on one of these days you will likely be paid early

If you're caught watching TV programmes that require a TV licence, then you could be fined up to £1,000 - but who exactly needs a TV licence and how can you get one cheaper?

Chocolate giant Cadbury has confirmed one of its cult-favourite Easter products has been discontinued, and there are no plans to bring it back to supermarkets any time soon

The troubled group was created by Merck Mercuriadis, known for managing Beyonce and Chic's Nile Rodgers

Ryanair said it carried 11.1 million passengers last month, while Wizz Air saw a 15.8% rise in passenger numbers

The DVLA has an extensive list which highlights a wide range of conditions which may need to be reported and this includes things such as cancer, diabetes and neurological disorders

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

The group saw used car prices decrease between October and December as values tumbled following steep gains in the previous few years

Aldi shoppers will be able to collect and return online orders from other retailers, before or after their shop, thanks to new InPost lockers which will be available outside 22 stores

Huw Pill, chief economist at the central bank, also warned that the economy is currently weak and said policymakers should not feel a "false sense of security" if inflation falls below the 2% target rate in the coming months

The Government said the reforms will help employers and savers to compare schemes and make informed choices

Additional state pension elements are rising in line with just September CPI inflation, which was 6.7% - we've rounded up all the key changes below and how much more you'll get

Both Waitrose and Sainsbury's urge customers who have bought the product not to eat it and to return it to their local supermarket store for a full refund - you will not need a receipt to get your refund

The value of the pound against the euro and US dollar has risen by 3.8% and 5.5% respectively

The company struggled to attract advertisers, a key source of money for a broadcaster, last year