The CBI cuts its UK growth forecasts and warns that a possible "messy" end to the Greek crisis and uncertainty over the EU referendum both pose further risks to the British economy.

The car hire industry has accused the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) of "rushing in" new rules for motorists hiring cars.

Morrisons, the UK's fourth largest supermarket, is cutting prices of another 200 "everyday items" by up to a third, as the grocery price wars continue.

Growth in the world's third largest economy in the first quarter was revised sharply higher on Monday, beating expectations.

Japanese shares head lower on Monday despite revised economic growth figures beating expectations by a wide margin.

Exports in the world's second largest economy, China, fall for a third consecutive month in May, showing slowing demand.

Manchester United tops the chart of the most valuable football brands, according to a branding consultancy.

Iceland is set to announce the end of capital controls following a vote in parliament to tighten financial regulations.