A "relatively benign" rise in interest rates still has the potential to double the number of households facing debt problems, a think tank has said.

Eighteen websites have been suspended and arrests made during a campaign, being revamped on Thursday, against pensions cash "predators".

General Motors is recalling an additional 717,949 vehicles due to a range of issues, including loose bolts and potentially incomplete welding on some seat hooks.

China's manufacturing activity grows at its fastest pace in 18 months in July, an initial survey by HSBC shows, the latest sign that its economy may be stabilising.

The US aviation regulator lifts its ban on US carriers flying to Tel Aviv's Ben Gurion airport, but warns the situation remains "very fluid".

People whose power is cut off for long spells during bad weather will be eligible for much higher compensation payments.

The Competition and Markets Authority launches a full investigation of the UK energy market.

Google will meet data regulators from across the EU to discuss the implications of the controversial "right to be forgotten" ruling.