James Harding, editor of The Times, told a conference on that the newspaper is aiming to introduce a subscription service for access online and also charge less frequent readers for 24-hour access

Oil group Regal Petroleum is fined £600,000 and issued with a formal censure by the LSE for breaches in the rules on market-moving announcements by Aim companies

The low-cost airline reports a 50% fall in profits after it is hit by a £330m charge for hedging its fuel requirements, despite a sharp fall in the price of oil

Leading UK housebuilder Barratt Developments says it is is continuing to achieve improved reservation rates from homebuyers amid stable but subdued market conditions

Standard Chartered's Peter Sands criticises the reactionary atmosphere sweeping through financial services, saying there is a need to acknowledge lingering macro-economic problems