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Europe’s car market expanded in April as demand for electrified vehicles offset declining petrol and diesel sales, with Chinese brands continuing to gain ground across the region. Registrations across the European Union,

James Sherwin-Smith is mounting a challenge that no Nationwide member has successfully attempted in 25 years, seeking a seat on the building society’s board ahead of its annual general meeting. Sherwin-Smith has

The UK’s Advertising Standards Authority has banned two Instagram adverts posted by betting comparison site Oddschecker after ruling they were irresponsible for featuring football stars Harry Kane and Erling Haaland. The ASA

The United Kingdom and Poland have announced a new defence treaty to be signed in London, expanding military and security cooperation between the two NATO allies amid ongoing threats from Russia. Polish

Anglo Asian Mining (AAZ), the Azerbaijani copper and gold producer, is keeping its position on London’s Aim junior market under regular review as it pursues a significant expansion strategy. Anglo Asian vice

The United States Strategic Petroleum Reserve is depleting at a historic rate, driven by ongoing disruptions to traffic through the Strait of Hormuz now entering their third month. Early US estimates projected

Happy Valley hosts a nine-race programme on Wednesday, with racing getting underway at 11.40am and several compelling storylines set to unfold throughout the card. The trainers’ championship battle remains tightly contested, with

MP Evans Group PLC (MPE), the Tunbridge Wells-based palm oil producer, has restarted its share buyback programme, committing up to £2 million to repurchase its own shares ahead of its annual general

Cora Gold Ltd (CORA), the West Africa-focused gold developer, has announced a series of advances at its Sanankoro gold project in southern Mali, including the launch of the front-end engineering design process.

BP (LON: BP) has removed Chair Albert Manifold with immediate effect, citing governance standards, oversight and conduct issues, less than eight months after he took office. Manifold’s dismissal marks the latest in