ECONOMY

Residential houses constitute over 60% of the price tag, according to the Office for National Statistics.

The supply will start after Sirius's potash mine located on the coast of North Yorkshire becomes operational.

IBTimes UK speaks to Nils Hammar, the CEO of Saltside Technologies.

Thomson joins EasyJet and BA in refusing to fly to Egyptian beach resort of Sharm el-Sheikh.

Investors remain concerned about the extent of tightening the Fed could undertake in 2016.

Duchy has been forced to buy back shares from the charity to avoid leaving the latter out of pocket.

Cartel says 2014 levels of oil prices will not be achieved until 2040.

The current account deficit remained high at 3.7% of GDP in Q3, while the labour market looks encouraging.

The other five banks are Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Deutsche Bank, Nomura Holding, Morgan Stanley and UBS.

Buhari announces increase in domestic and foreign borrowing to face deficit and falling oil prices.

Most Asian stock indices trade higher on positive US economic data.

Deal could save jobs of thousands of jobs across plants which had been marked for closure.

Analysts say the government is still borrowing too much as November figures rise by £1.3bn.

Channel 4 beat rival interest from ITV to grab rights to broadcast 10 races a season between 2016 and 2018.

Frances O'Grady urges consideration for those stuck at work on 25 December.

Oil prices rebound in Asian trading hours but still remain weak.

The 300cl Monticella DOCG prosecco will be available at Marks and Spencer for £45 and will serve 20 glasses.

Tourist numbers have plummeted while annual celebrations have been toned down in Bethlehem.

Conservative grandee says Eurosceptic ministers should resign before historic vote.

The loss is because of the massive costs involved in the 10,600 jobs cuts and streamlining of businesses.

Brent crude continues fall amid rising US Dollar Index.

Profits at Morrisons have taken a beating recently.

The move comes following the news that BG Group could be acquired by Royal Dutch Shell.

Retailer says makeshift store will cater to Christmas shoppers.

Shoppers expected to spend £2.2m every minute in stores and a further £220m online, on Panic Saturday.

Overall growth in Scotland remains forecast at 1.9% for 2015, down on year before figures, Dr Gary Gillespie says.

Take-up of renewable energy is being undermined by unpredictable Government cuts, MPs warn.

London encourages growing Indian companies to set up headquarters in city to accentuate global ambitions.

The deal indicates a growing interest from overseas companies in British food companies.