Entries by BBC News

Thames Water’s future in doubt after investor pulls out

The setback increases the possibility that the company will collapse into a government-supervised administration.

Apple and Google clash with police and MPs over phone thefts

The police told MPs that a big proportion of violent crime is related to mobile phone theft.

Apple and Google clash with police and MPs over phone thefts

The police told MPs that a big proportion of violent crime is related to mobile phone theft.

Apple and Google clash with police and MPs over phone thefts

The police told MPs that a big proportion of violent crime is related to mobile phone theft.

Lower energy costs make retirement less expensive

A one-person household needs £13,400 a year for a basic standards of living in retirement, a report suggests.

Lower energy costs make retirement less expensive

A one-person household needs £13,400 a year for a basic standards of living in retirement, a report suggests.

Lower energy costs make retirement less expensive

A one-person household needs £13,400 a year for a basic standards of living in retirement, a report suggests.

Are house prices too high to get on the property ladder?

New data shows record house price rises are currently "centred" in south Wales.

North Face and Cartier customer data stolen in cyber attacks

They are the latest in a string of high-profile companies publicly reporting being hacked.

Failing water sector needs stronger regulation, says damning review

The Water Commission finds "deep-rooted, systemic and interlocking failures" in the water sector.