Engineers complete the UK's digital switchover, but many of the UK's mobile networks have yet to announce a date to launch their 4G services.

A group of MPs is accusing the motor insurance industry of encouraging fraud and exaggeration in accident claims.

The FTSE 100 edges higher, led by engineering firm GKN

US drugmaker Pfizer agrees to pay $491m (£320m) to settle a probe into illegal marketing of a drug by Wyeth, a firm it acquired in 2009.

Taiwanese mobile phone maker HTC warns it may make an operating loss - its first ever - in the third quarter, sending its shares down sharply.

British Gas owner Centrica reports a rise in half-year profits, boosted by increased gas consumption over the unusually cold winter.

EADS, the parent company of Airbus, says it is to rename itself after its commercial plane-making subsidiary.

Supermarket chain Asda says Nintendo's Wii U games console will no longer be sold in-store, but pledges continued support for the games maker.