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Drivers desperate to slash their insurance premiums are being duped by ‘ghost brokers’ into buying bogus policies.Police are today are issuing a fresh warning about the scam.

GKN employs around 6,000 in the UK and more than 58,000 around the world, with clients including UK and US militaries, and Airbus.

Britain's biggest bank has put a halt on purchases of the digital currency over concerns that it could be left footing the bill for unpaid debts.

Nick Grey, founder and chief executive of the Worcester business, said he had made the decision after consumers asked why the company did not make their products in the UK.

The company says it is in early talks to buy just some of Liberty's European assets. Elsewhere, Trinity Mirror is set to seal a £127m purchase of rival Northern & Shell this week.

Berenberg thinks it’s time to buy Keywords after it posted a profit update ahead of the bank’s expectations. But investors should ditch Britvic, after concerns about the firm’s recent sales growth.

We round up the Sunday newspaper share tips. This week, Midas updates investors on its 'Dogs of the Footsie' portfolio, the Times looks at tech firm IQE, and the Telegraph assesses Royal Mail.

The business founded by chief executive Nick Jones, has 18 outlets including Soho and Mayfair in London and further afield in Barcelona, Berlin, Malibu and New York.

The Iranian-born investor owns ten Hilton-branded properties – including a flagship outlet in Kensington, West London – through a series of investment vehicles.

We have learnt that 2,108 homes have never passed an inspection in four years and have been ordered to make improvements or been threatened with enforcement action or closure.

The collective shortfall in pension funds across the FTSE 100 was £17 billion last year, according to the well-regarded annual study by experts LCP.

Melrose Industries bosses, including chief executive Simon Peckham, are understood to have targeted 'priority' shareholders in GKN in a bid to pressure its management into talks.

Our analysis shows that the collapse of Carillion and a series of profit warnings from six rival Government outsourcing firms have wiped a fortune off the value of their shares.

A Financial Conduct Authority report has criticised RBS for ‘insensitive, dismissive and sometimes unduly aggressive behaviour’ towards smaller clients.

Some called on Jeff Fairburn to donate his bonus to leaseholders affected by the ‘feudal’ practice. Last month, the Government pledged to ban the sale of new leasehold homes.

Harman wishes she had purchased a property in Portugal before she had children, when the exchange rate was better and prices were cheaper.

One sufferer who did get help was Steve Lister, pictured with wife Sue, left, and his three daughters - he had crucial surgery thanks to a free benefit that came with an income protection plan.

Industry figures show four in 10 buying single trip insurance opt for the lowest level of cover offered. Daniela O'Brien suffers from asthma and a nut allergy but risked a trip abroad with no cover.

Since taking over Woodford’s hot seat in March 2014, Mark Barnett admits he had a ‘good’ 2014 and 2015. As for the last couple of years, he politely describes them as ‘challenging’.

Given recent events at failed outsourcer Carillion, it is easy to see why the City is now despised by so many.