Saturday Job Dying Out Among Young People

By Emma Birchley, Sky News Correspondent The Saturday job is becoming a thing of the past for most young people as they increasingly rely on the bank of mum and dad instead. Fewer than one in six 16 and 17-year-olds now have a part-time job outside...

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Pothole Damage Bumps Up Compensation Claims

Pothole Damage Bumps Up Compensation Claims We use cookies to give you the best experience. If you do nothing we'll assume that it's ok. Close An estimated 16% of drivers have been affected by potholes in the past year Britain's...

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Canary Wharf Owner Rejects Takeover Proposal

The owner of Canary Wharf in London has rejected a takeover proposal that could have yielded the country's biggest property deal in years. Songbird Estates - the majority owner of the sprawling financial area, including the headquarters for HSBC and...

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Scrapped Google Showroom Barges Were Fire Risks

Two mysterious Google barges earmarked to become floating showrooms were scuttled after authorities decided they were a fire risk, new documents reveal. They appeared in San Francisco and Portland, Maine, in the second half of 2013, but at the time...

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Alchemy Eyes Share Revolution For Bar Chain

By Mark Kleinman, City Editor Revolution, the nationwide chain of vodka bars, is being groomed for a stock market return next year that would end almost a decade in private ownership. Sky News understands that Alchemy Partners, which acquired Revolution's...

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National Grid Plans 14,000 London Homes

National Grid has announced a joint venture to build 14,000 new homes in "key areas of need" in London and south east England, creating thousands of jobs. The 50/50 partnership with builders Berkeley Group is to be named St William Homes. National...

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Dark Web Swoop Shuts Down 400 Websites

Britain's National Crime Agency has arrested six people as part of a major crackdown on the hidden "dark web". Those held include the suspected administrators of the online drug market place Silk Road 2.0 - which sprung up after the original was shut...

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US Jobless Rate At July 2008 Low Of 5.8%

The US jobless rate has hit its lowest level since July 2008, with the economy creating 214,000 net new jobs in October. The fall in the rate from 5.9% in September was unexpected - and highlighted some greater resilience in the labour market as more...

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Royal Mail In Stand-Off Over MPs' Inquiry

By Mark Kleinman, City Editor Royal Mail has been secretly resisting pressure from MPs for it to appear alongside rival postal operators as part of a new probe into competition in the industry. Sky News has learnt that Royal Mail made representations...

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Osborne Claims 'Real Win' Over £1.7bn EU Bill

George Osborne has described his efforts to cut the surcharge Britain will pay towards the European Union budget as a "real win" after being accused by Labour of "trying to take the British people for fools". The Chancellor and the Prime Minister...

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