Average cost of residential property rose 0.5% between April and May to £273,427
Economic uncertainty hits sector in first quarter but London, Oxford and Cambridge buck trend, survey finds
Estimate by Health Foundation comes ahead of Rachel Reeves’ spending review
Lobby groups call on Starmer to ensure imminent plan tackles power bills for wide range of companies
New ‘airspace design service’ aims to vastly boost flight numbers but could mean new communities face noise pollution
Meeting between Jonathan Reynolds and Jamieson Greer follows vow by US president to double tariff to 50%
The obstacles to higher growth in Britain are well known
Most countries adopt new rules in broad strokes; the UK embroiders them into baroque detail
Patients will be able to get test results, order prescriptions and choose hospital treatment on their phones
Thirty years on from the introduction of buy-to-let mortgages, landlords are struggling to make ends meet
More no-deposit deals to come after launches this month, say industry figures
Government sells final shares after rescue at height of financial crisis
Opportunity and upward mobility are more important than GDP growth
Plant in Derbyshire will make GR Corolla hatchbacks from next year
Neil Mendoza says Britain must protect its leading position in higher education, science and the arts
Alan Taylor says price rises are being driven by one-off factors as he stressed hit from Trump trade war
Clubs in several big cities want to use new stadiums to redevelop entire areas. But they seek government funding to make the projects work
The professor and MPC member on making monetary policy in an age of uncertainty
White-collar professionals fear being ‘kept in limbo’ after ministers extend waiting time for indefinite leave to remain
US company benefits from double subsidy on biofuels as surge in imports threatens to wipe UK ethanol industry
Andrew Bailey makes case for minimising negative effects of Brexit
Ministers want to release billions of pounds for investment
Party faces familiar problem of finding large-scale savings while avoiding unpopular choices
Only third of those with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder are thought to have been diagnosed, data shows
