The government is still failing to address the issue of housing supply, according to the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS)

Asian shares are up despite China sending the value of the yuan lower for the third consecutive day.

The government should make it illegal for airport shops to keep VAT savings for themselves rather than passing them on to customers, the Retail Ombudsman says.

China sets the guide rate for the yuan lower for third consecutive day, in a week which has seen the currency's biggest fall in two decades.

Shale gas planning applications are to be fast-tracked under new government measures to crack down on councils that delay on making a decision.

Chinese computer and smartphone maker Lenovo reports quarterly results, missing expectations and announcing worldwide job cuts.

Travel operator Tui Group, which owns Thomson and First Choice, announces how much its profits will be hit by the beach attack in Tunisia in June.

The UK market rises, recovering some of the ground lost over the past couple of days in the wake of the yuan's depreciation.