Germany officially pushing Greece's Syriza to break election promises on debt and austerity
Greece's new left-wing government is trying to write-off half the country's debt.
Co-op's new chairman to donate his six figure salary to charity
Allan Leighton was the former boss of Asda and Royal Mail.
UK economy growing faster than expected as services expansion ramps up
Markit data shows UK service sector expanded faster than expected in January.
UK divide: North has equivalent of 'five Manchesters' worth of empty shops
Local Data Company reveals there are twice as many empty shops in England's northern regions than the South.
Charities warn UK government data doesn't reflect rising risk of homelessness
Crisis and the Joseph Rowntree Foundation's study said that certain methods mask the growing problem
Ex-Labour supporter Yo! Sushi founder Simon Woodroffe 'scared' of party's business approach
Woodroffe appeared in a Labour political broadcast just over a decade ago.
Paleo restaurant Pure Taste: How to fine dine in London on the 'Caveman diet'
IBTimes UK checks out London's first paleo restaurant amid celebrities adopting the diet
Oil and mining stocks rocket as energy prices stage recovery
Vedanta Resources, Petrofac, BHP Billiton and Scotland's Weir Group are leading the FTSE 100
Tesco to pay ex-CEO Philip Clarke and CFO Laurie McIlwee £1m each after accounting scandal salary suspension
Both directors have had their pay suspended when they left the group.
MetroPOLL: 42% of Turkish people believe Muslims are the 'real victims' of Charlie Hebdo attack
The survey also showed 20% approve of the use of violence in the name of Islam.
Scottish devolution: Tories push to give English MPs veto over England only laws
Plans put forward by the Conservatives involve shutting Scottish MP votes down on England only laws.
US Department of Justice drops phone hacking case against Newscorp and 21st Century Fox
After the DoJ investigated the scandals in the UK, it decided not to pursue Rupert Murdoch's empire
UK urges New Zealand's help to fight Isis in Iraq
Hammond said Iraq is seeking help to train troops and give them air cover.
UK house prices: BoE to rein in property market as government grants more power
Britain's Chancellor George Osborne confirmed Whitehall would give the Bank of England more power.
Top excuses and hilarious stories work-shy employees invent on National Sickie Day
Employment law expert ELAS revealed that National Sickie Day, today, costs firms £37m.
London financial services jobs hit record high
TheCityUK says there are 709,500 jobs in financial and professional services in December 2014.
Aer Lingus takeover: Ryanair calls Irish government's concerns 'misplaced'
Ryanair and the Irish government are Aer Lingus's largest shareholders.
Greek finance minister: We have resembled drug addicts craving the next dose
Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis said a new debt deal was needed within months.
Oil price plunge: Industry body pleads for tax cuts as North Sea operators struggle
Oil prices have plummeted by over 60% over the last six months.
UK house prices: Nearly half of Scots said it was difficult to find suitable rented accommodation
Lack of supply and rising property prices have squeezed the rental market.
Scotland moves to permanently include 16 and 17-year-old voters
A record number of young people turned out to vote in the Scottish referendum on 18 September 2014.
Restoration Partners explains why UK's PM is hailing its project as cybersecurity landscape shaping
Lockheed Martin is investing £250,000 in a cyber security Virtual Technology Cluster with Restoration Partners
How the Greek financial crisis has made its citizens physically and mentally ill
New research by an Anglia Ruskin University economist surveyed over 21,000 citizens in Greece.
Swiss franc shock: SNB prepared to intervene in FX market after scrapping euro cap
On 15 January, SNB revealed it would no longer cap the Swiss franc's value against the euro.
UK economy grows at fastest pace since the credit crisis
Britain's economy recorded its fastest annual growth since 2007.
Foxtons shares tumble on 'subdued' London property market
It added that the 'sales market remains challenging' and looks to the lettings market for growth.
Labour unveils NHS 10 year plan after blaming Tories for putting the service in 'intensive care'
Ed Miliband will also pledge new safety checks and 5,000 new home care workers.
Ireland's Aer Lingus accepts €1.3bn takeover bid from IAG
Aer Lingus rejected two bids from IAG last year.
Richest lose the most cash but UK families are worst affected by Tory tax and benefit changes
Research from the LSE and Manchester and York universities warn poverty will worsen over the next 5 years
UK general election London poll: Labour 10 points ahead of Tories as Lib Dem vote tumbles behind Ukip
The new YouGov poll shows that 42% of Londoners back Ed Miliband's party.
