Families Left In Debt Over School Uniform Cost

Families are being left in debt or forced to cut back on basics to meet the cost of school uniforms, according to new research. Thousands of pupils are sent to school wearing ill-fitting clothes because their parents are unable to replace them, while...

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Wonga Cuts Third Of Jobs Amid Payday Shake-Up

Wonga announced it was to cut its workforce by a third, hours after a regulator confirmed new rules for payday loan firms to boost competition and help borrowers shop around. In its final report on the controversial industry after a 20-month investigation,...

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SUBC: Will Benefit Changes Hurt Young People?

Young people have claimed that plans to make 18 to 21-year-olds work for their benefits amount to "slave labour" - and are calling on the Government to find alternative solutions which tackle youth unemployment. Contributors to Sky's Stand Up Be Counted campaign...

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Half Of UK Food Will Come From Abroad By 2040

By Becky Johnson, Sky News Correspondent Farmers have warned that almost half of the UK's food will come from abroad by 2040. Research by the National Farmer's Union (NFU) has found that over the last 30 years a downward spiral of self sufficiency...

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Heathrow And Gatwick Bosses Debate Expansion

The bosses of Heathrow and Gatwick airports have gone head-to-head in a debate on Sky News to argue their case for expansion. Heathrow's John Holland-Kaye appeared alongside Gatwick's Stewart Wingate ahead of the summer decision by the Davies Commission....

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10,000 Drivers In Parking Ticket Data Breach

By Roddy Mansfield, Sky News A database of parking ticket details for almost 10,000 motorists has been mistakenly published online, a Sky News investigation can reveal. PaymyPCN.net, which claims to have collected penalty charges for 20 years and...

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UK Oil Industry Suffers Worst Year Since '70s

The UK's offshore oil and gas industry needs Government support if its future is to be secured following its most costly year since the 1970s, a report says. The study, conducted by the industry pressure group Oil & Gas UK, was said to have found...

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Aviva Investors Fined £17.6m For Failings

The City regulator has fined investment firm Aviva Investors £17.6m for systems and controls failings that "led to its failure to manage conflicts of interest". The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) explained that the case centred on the payment of...

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Capita Hooks Buyer For Elderly Insurer Fish

By Mark Kleinman, City Editor Capita, the FTSE-100 outsourcing group, is attempting to net millions of pounds from the sale of a specialist insurer for disabled and elderly people. Sky News understands that the company has hired advisers from the...

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Greek Bailout On As Economic Reforms Approved

Greece is on course to secure its four-month bailout extension, with its economic reform plan being cautiously accepted by creditors. The list of measures was submitted just ahead of a midnight deadline last night to Eurogroup president Jeroen Dijsselbloem...

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