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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

Passive income from shares remains one of the most appealing concepts for investors looking to generate extra cash without constant active involvement. The stock market provides this opportunity through dividends, which represent

US President Donald Trump has not yet reached a decision on extending the Iran ceasefire or reopening the Strait of Hormuz, despite holding talks with advisers. A roughly two-hour meeting in the

Transport for London confirmed no Elizabeth Line services ran between Hayes and Harlington and Heathrow after flooding struck Heathrow Terminals 2 and 3. The flooding caused a signal failure that brought train

US private credit firm Castlelake has revealed it is considering a takeover bid for budget airline EasyJet, potentially making it the latest UK-listed company to be removed from the stock market. Castlelake

Andy Burnham would cancel multibillion-pound asylum accommodation contracts if he became prime minister, according to allies of the Labour leadership hopeful. The Home Office has had the opportunity since March to trigger

Professional footballers and high-profile athletes often find that relationship breakdown quickly escalates beyond a personal matter into something with far wider consequences. Where fame, wealth, public interest and commercial pressure are involved,