Flybe’s competitors are facing increasing pressure from the coronavirus outbreak, and have a lot to gain from its collapse

The Czech automotive brand continues a UK turnaround decades in the making

The government is set to approve the HS2 project, connecting London to Birmingham, Manchester and Leeds. With MPs sitting on both sides of the fence, how does this vast infrastructure project sit with the public?

As the railway is threatened with nationalisation, Stephan Shakespeare explains why even a significant improvement in buzz hasn't been enough to revive its flagging fortunes.

British airline Flybe, known for being the largest independent regional airline in Europe, entered the New Year reporting financial difficulties and that the brand was at risk of collapsing.

Over half of women in London have been victim to some kind of unwanted sexual behaviour, with more than one in ten having been flashed by a stranger

Nissan chief executive Hiroto Saikawa is stepping down after becoming embroiled in the latest round of financial controversy to rock the Japanese car giant. Saikawa admitted that he had been improperly overpaid in his role, with payments which were not illegal, but were against company policy.

Are Britons happy with their car insurance? Our new whitepaper, Better safe than sorry, highlights some of the key factors be driving customer dissatisfaction.

Despite government efforts to get more people on public transport to cut congestion and pollution, Britons would still rather hop in the car

Nissan has abandoned plans to build the new X-Trail SUV at its Sunderland plant, claiming that they had taken the decision for “business reasons” but tellingly also warning that uncertainty over Brexit was making it hard for businesses to plan for the future.