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"Down valuations" can lead to sales falling through and property chains collapsing.

There's been a dramatic rise in the number of families who work but are still homeless, says charity.

What happens when the boss burns out

Entertaining kids during the holidays is expensive, but some have found innovative ways to cut the cost.

There is no guarantee that the products you recycle are actually recycled, the UK watchdog warns.

Human rights campaigners say a Scottish social security system is an opportunity for change.

Francesco Molinari becomes the first Italian to win a major, holding off a pack of heavyweight names to claim The Open Championship at Carnoustie.

A penalty shootout in a Scottish League Cup tie finally produced the result that comedian Eric Morecambe predicted.

Paige Hunter, 18, attached more than 40 uplifting messages to Wearmouth Bridge in Sunderland.

It concerns allegations of cheating at Broadford Primary School, in Romford, east London.

Noel Hanna becomes second man from the island of Ireland to reach the peak known as Savage Mountain.

The shadow business secretary says her party has failed to deal quickly with anti-Semitism.

Prosecutors say they were wrong to drop the case against Nicola Roberts' ex-boyfriend.

Sir Vince Cable tells the BBC he "got the timing wrong" over a key Brexit vote in the Commons.

Three officers have already been served with gross misconduct notices, according to the IOPC.

Presenter tells how he was put in a coma with a mystery infection after becoming ill on a flight.

One person suffered a fractured eye socket in the disorder, police said.

TV and radio presenter Richard Bacon has told the BBC about the moment he was told he had to be put into a coma for at least a week.

Tim Brown said when he challenged the young boy's guardian he was told he was a "do-gooder".

He is being treated in hospital for serious burns to his arm and face, police said.