David H. Shepardson

The FTSE 100 index is under downward pressure as weak trade data from China weighs heavily on market sentiment across the UK. Investors in the UK market are reassessing their strategies in

The FTSE 100 rose 0.30 per cent to 10,436.22 on Friday as investors assessed developments surrounding Iran ceasefire negotiations and their implications for global risk assets. European markets were more cautious, with

Tesco (LSE: TSCO) shares have surged 106% over the past five years, with dividends added on top, defying expectations of a stock many had written off. The FTSE 100 grocer was once

Rolls-Royce shares have climbed 20% higher in the past month, bringing the five-year return to around 1,120% for the FTSE 100 stock. A reassuring trading update at the end of April and

Gok Wan MBE, the British television personality, is estimated to be earning between $10,800 and $14,800 per month through Instagram sponsorships, according to third-party data. The figures are produced by a proprietary

Thousands of older Britons who receive State Pension top-ups are facing unexpected tax demands from HMRC, despite the Chancellor’s pledge to protect low-income retirees. Alan Perkins, 71, a former heating engineer who

Pascal Siakam led the Pacers in scoring against the Knicks this season, averaging 28.0 points per game across two matchups in the 2025-26 campaign. Siakam also contributed 6.0 rebounds and 4.5 assists

Legal & General and LondonMetric Property are two FTSE 100 dividend stocks currently offering some of the most attractive yields available to UK income investors. With inflation putting pressure on household finances,

Neil Woodford, the once-prominent investment manager, has publicly criticised BP’s board for removing its chairman after less than a year in post. Woodford called out the oil giant’s board for removing Albert