Npower Tops Citizens Advice Complaints Table

Energy giant Npower topped a 'big six' complaints list, at the same time it announced inflation-busting price hikes. The Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) said that between October and December, it received 10 times as many complaints as the best performing...

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Big Four Broadband Firms Promote Child Safety

Britain's biggest broadband providers have teamed up to help keep young people safe online. Sky, TalkTalk, Virgin and BT have created an online portal for child safety tips called Internet Matters. The four ISPs reach 90% of Britain's connected households,...

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Israeli Ex-PM Ehud Olmert Jailed For Bribery

A former prime minister of Israel has been jailed for six years for his part in a wide-ranging bribery case that shocked the nation. Ehud Olmert, one of the country's most powerful men, was sentenced at Tel Aviv's district court in connection with property...

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Glasgow Store Swaps Pound For Bitcoin

By Tom Cheshire, Technology Correspondent A shop in Glasgow is ditching the pound in favour of digital currency bitcoin. CeX, a high street exchange store for tech and electronics in Sauchiehall, will offer its customer payment in bitcoins, for...

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Heathrow And Gatwick Reveal New Runway Plans

Heathrow and Gatwick airports have revealed updated expansion plans as they vie for the right to build a new runway for London. While Heathrow said it would boost compensation to £550m for those affected by its proposed third runway, Gatwick said...

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Legal Battle Over GCHQ's 'Smartphone Snooping'

By Tom Cheshire, Technology Correspondent The first legal challenge against alleged GCHQ snooping on UK smartphones has been filed. The challenge alleges that the Government Communications Headquarters listening post has infected "potentially millions"...

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Google 'Must Remove Personal Data From Results'

A court has ruled that ordinary people have a "right to be forgotten" online and has ordered Google to amend some of its search results. Links to outdated or irrelevant information should be removed from search engines' indexes, the European Union's...

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Boardroom Boost For Women At FTSE 100 Firms

All of Britain's leading manufacturing companies now have at least one female director on their boards, a new study has shown. However the sector is being urged to ditch its unglamorous image and develop more talent from "classroom to boardroom". Manufacturers'...

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Caterer Compass To Hand Investors £1bn Payout

By Mark Kleinman, City Editor The FTSE-100 catering giant Compass Group will unveil a £1bn shareholder payout on Wednesday when it shrugs off currency volatility to post strong half-year results. Sky News has learnt that Compass, which is run by...

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AstraZeneca Takeover: MPs Question Bosses

Pfizer-AstraZeneca Takeover Explained Updated: 4:04pm UK, Tuesday 13 May 2014 Pfizer has expressed an interest in taking over AstraZeneca but what does that mean for Britain and British jobs, and what can the Government do about it? :: So is there...

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