Heathrow Sorry For T5 Baggage Fiasco

By Siobhan Robbins, Sky Reporter Bosses at Heathrow have said they cannot confirm when passengers still waiting for bags, stranded after a computer glitch, will receive them. The issues began at Terminal 5 last week and affected thousands of departing...

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Tinder Founder Accused Of Sexual Harassment

The founder of dating app Tinder has been suspended over claims a former marketing executive was sexually harassed. Whitney Wolfe says she was subjected to inappropriate private messages from co-founder Justin Mateen, as well as a pattern of abusive...

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BNP Paribas Fined $9bn For Sanctions Busting

French bank BNP Paribas has agreed to pay a fine of $8.83bn (£5.16bn) after pleading guilty to sanction-busting charges in a New York court. According to prosecutors, the bank evaded sanctions imposed by the US by facilitating transactions involving...

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Sainsbury's Energy Hit By Mis-Selling Scandal

By Mark Kleinman, City Editor British Gas is being forced to compensate thousands of customers for providing inaccurate savings estimates in the latest mis-selling episode to blight the utility sector. Sky News has learnt that the UK's biggest...

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Russian Hackers 'Target Western Power Plants'

A group of Russian hackers known as Energetic Bear are systematically targeting hundreds of Western energy companies with malware that could disrupt power supplies, it has been claimed. Private cybersecurity researchers say the primary motive behind...

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Flexible Isas Offer £15,000 Tax-Free Saving

Some of the barriers to saving with Individual Saving Accounts (Isas) have been stripped away from today as they become more flexible and the annual allowance rises. Savers will be able to stash up to £15,000 each year - money they can hold in stocks...

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Data Roaming Charges Cut By More Than Half

By Tom Cheshire, Technology Correspondent The cost of accessing the internet on your phone abroad in EU countries falls by more than half today, with a new cap on data roaming charges. The tariff, introduced by the European Commission, limits the...

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Pound Strengthens As Rate Speculation Rises

The pound reached a new six-year high against the dollar on Tuesday as new economic figures boosted expectations of a rise in interest rates. Sterling rose in the moments after a closely-watched survey of manufacturers was released confirming better...

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La Senza Slips Into Administration Again

The UK stores of lingerie chain La Senza have been placed in administration for the second time in as many years, leaving 750 jobs at risk. The business, which was bought by the UK arm of Kuwait-based Alshaya and renamed Marnixheath following its...

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Ex-Barclays Director To Chair Investor Body

By Mark Kleinman, City Editor A former member of Barclays' boardroom pay committee is to chair a new body that will try to counter accusations that the City is obsessed by short-term gains rather than the long-term health of the UK economy. Sky...

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