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Alistair Carmichael wants to change the law to "oblige" all UK businesses to accept Scottish banknotes.

Members of the bank's pension scheme are campaigning against cuts to their retirement payout.

Regulator Ofgem is to introduce more stringent tests for new entrants following a string of collapses.

How a group of homeowners in Scotland won a fight to have their "crumbling" new-build homes repaired.

A committee of MPs says a regulator should be appointed to crack down on bailiffs

The issue has already led the Department for Transport to bar Stagecoach from bidding for franchises.

Stations around the UK are being upgraded so that users can purchase smart, paperless tickets.

Families of those suffering mental impairments are being encouraged to access council tax discounts.

Staff are calling for pay increases to combat the "stress" of low pay.

Drivers of older, more polluting vehicles will have to pay a fee to enter the centre of the city.

A bigger chunk of wages will now be diverted to pensions, with women likely to be more noticeably affected.

UK workers' minimum auto-enrolment pension contributions are rising to 5% of qualifying earnings.

Why is the gender pay gap still with us and can it ever be fixed?

Across 45% of UK firms the gender pay gap increased in favour of men, analysis by the BBC finds.

Property values dropped by 1.6% in March compared with February, but were 3.2% up on a year ago, a lender says.

Hundreds of thousands of fire-prone appliances that need to be fixed are still in UK homes.

The authority says people can settle and spread the cost of unpaid tax, but campaigners say the charge is unfair.

Thousands of firms have yet to report their gender pay gap ahead of a Thursday night deadline.

The rising price of cabbages, potatoes and bread pushed up prices in March, the BRC retail groups says.

A mussel farmer says his business is on hold for six months because of the ongoing uncertainty.