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London markets opened higher this morning despite a fall in house prices for the sixth consecutive month in a row.

The UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) watchdog has announced the appointment of Rob Bishton as its new chief executive.

New car registrations soared last month, as pent-up demand for vehicles helped the sector motor towards its 14th consecutive month of growth.

After scrapping HS2's northern leg, Sunak instead pledged to reinvest the estimated £36bn saved in "hundreds of new transport projects".

Rolls-Royce Motor Cars has announced that chief executive Torsten Müller-Ötvös will retire, bringing to an end a 14-year stint at the helm.

Topps Tiles reported a record year of sales, outstripping pre-Covid figures as the group shrugged off continued inflationary pressure.

Industrial action has cost the rail industry £716m since the feud between unions and operators began, new figures have revealed.

The UK competition watchdog has given the green light for Hitachi's £1.5bn takeover of Thales' rail signalling interests

Ryanair and Wizz Air reported strong passenger growth over September, despite fears in the industry of a slowdown in demand following this years' summer bonanza.

Tortilla Mexican Grill revenues surged 22 per cent YoY to £32.7m as the fast-casual group continued to expand its sites across the UK.