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The outlook for house sales is the most negative seen for two decades, with many surveyors blaming Brexit uncertainty.

UK clothing retailers have been told they face penalties if they are found to be misleading customers about the origin of fur on their products.

The crisis-hit owner of Patisserie Valerie is examining "options" for the business, warning the scale of alleged fraud in its accounts may be much worse than initially feared.

The Port of Dover says it is "prepared" for Brexit but still needs the government's help to keep the UK's most important port running smoothly.

Marks & Spencer is trialling plastic-free produce at one of its stores as it tries to reduce its reliance on packaging.

British politicians should move on from pursuing Brexit "fantasies" and support a second referendum, according to a letter signed by dozens of business leaders to be published this week.

The rate of UK inflation fell to its lowest level in nearly two years in December, helped by weaker fuel prices.

The FTSE 100 traded in negative territory on Wednesday as Theresa May prepared to face Labour's vote of no-confidence in her government following the defeat for her Brexit deal.

While not many people will look back on 2018 with much affection, John Fallon will.

R&B star Rihanna is suing her father for using their surname for his business venture.