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This repayment will provide an early windfall for the next Government, with the payment promised by September, and it means almost all of the costs of temporarily nationalising Bulb in 2021 will have been recovered by the public purse

Russian forces have sustained huge losses in Ukraine as they were met by fierce resistance, but the war has also spurred a huge economic boom in Russia - and that could be dangerous for NATO states

Since Tory leader Margaret Thatcher opened the way for privitisation of water and sewage companies in 1989 many have been swamped in debt, yet industry bosses are raking it in

The UK digital bank, which has more than nine million customers, revealed that the latest fundraise values it at £3.9 billion

FIA boss Mohammed Ben Sulayem is concerned that the noise surrounding Christian Horner is "damaging the sport" as the Red Bull boss continues to face questions about "inappropriate behaviour"

BuzzFeed's shares in the US closed up nearly 38% yesterday after the news was announced

Manchester United have announced that Omar Berrada has been appointed as their new CEO, with the Manchester City chief now placed on gardening leave by their cross-city rivals ahead of his move to Old Trafford

Zlatan Ibrahimovic retired from football in June but has returned to the game six months later by joining Liverpool investors RedBird Capital Partners to work with AC Milan

Repsol's ad for renewable hydrogen featured an image of a water droplet with the caption: "Renewable hydrogen, another alternative to reduce emissions"

KPMG has announced it will reduce roles and freeze pay in its deal advisory business in the UK as it battles a slowdown in dealmaking

Rolls-Royce said it will also remove 'duplication' and deliver cost efficiencies through the latest stage in its transformation plan

Sir Jim Ratcliffe and Sheikh Jassim continue to wait for an update on their bids to become the Premier League giant's next guardians but whoever takes over will be given more than 40 acres of land that is ripe for high-end redevelopment

It has been almost six months since the Glazers put Manchester United up for sale with a deadline now in sight for the lengthy takeover process to reach a conclusion

Richard Masters said there are questions over whether the West London club can sell players in the summer window after spending more than half a billion since last summer

Court submission described club's chairman as "sitting minister" in Saudi Arabia government despite Premier League previously insisting it had received legally-binding assurances that there was separation between PIF and the state

Pressure is mounting on Downing Street to order the former Chancellor to step aside while the investigation is ongoing

If you were hoping Primark would be extending its click-and-collect service - or could even be leaning towards online delivery this year - then you will be majorly disappointed

A bleak survey of over 100 leading UK-based economists suggests high inflation could linger for longer than other countries as Brits face a huge squeeze in household incomes