On Air Now: Tim Lindon
Tuesday
Business News
One of the world's biggest money printing factories is being probed by fraud investigators over dud notes.
Social housing firm Connaught, which employs 10,000 people, is on the brink of collapse, it emerged today.
New sales growth figures for online grocer Ocado have failed to impress the City.
Sky News has learned that our current economic plight is even worse than in the aftermath of the 1980s recession.
Millions of commuters and other passengers are facing travel misery as a strike by rail workers continues to cause major disruption to London Underground services.
Multi-millionaire banker Bob Diamond has been named as the next chief executive of Barclays, on a salary of £1.35m.
British Airways cabin crew have voted for a ballot on new strike action in the run-up to Christmas and over the festive holidays, Sky sources have said.
The board of Equitable Life has called on the Government to honour its manifesto commitment to compensate the society's policyholders in full.
Barclays has announced it is to create up to 600 jobs in Scotland - boosting the country's financial sector after other firms announced cutbacks.
Sky News has commissioned a painting to depict the closure of the Johnnie Walker whisky factory in Kilmarnock, as business leaders and local politicians attempt to get the town back on its feet.
