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A senior law enforcement officer says the UK needs "a step change" in its response to fraud.

BBC Money Box reporter Dan Whitworth was phoned by a fraudster and managed to record the call.

Supreme Court rules Asda shop workers free to pursue fight to gain equal pay with warehouse workers.

The chancellor urges firms not to scrap offices altogether, warning employees may leave if they do.

The UK's biggest building society says it wants to give employees more control over their lives.

The bank says 840 staff will be affected by the decision although it will try to offer them roles elsewhere.

The banknote will enter circulation on 23 June - Alan Turing's birthday - and will be made of polymer.

A fall in the price of clothing and second-hand cars offset a rise in fuel costs last month.

As first-year Goldman Sachs analysts ask for a cap on their hours, four BBC News readers share their schedules.

More than 400,000 frauds and other cyber-crimes have been reported to police during the pandemic.

It is due to come into force in England next week as some other lockdown restrictions are eased.

They are investing in high-risk products for the "challenge, competition and novelty", the regulator says.

The number of workers on UK company payrolls climbed by 200,000 in the three months to February.

Trading standards officers say the text scam links to a copycat website run by fraudsters.

Suzi Ludlow, 67, from Horsham was made redundant in October and hasn't found a job since.

People on the financial precipice are disproportionately likely to be unemployed, renting, female, and black.

Thousands of disabled leaseholders warn they are financially and physically trapped by the crisis.

Competition watchdog says Countryside and Taylor Wimpey must change contracts or face legal action.

Cornwall has overtaken London as the most searched for location among property buyers, data suggests.

A government decision to reduce subsidies 'sends the wrong message', says the motor industry.