Eversheds' head of consumer law details the legal benefits of the new consumer protection regulation

Consumer Minister Jo Swinson reveals proposals, amending the Consumer Protection Regulations from Unfair Trading Regulations

EXCLUSIVE: Consumer affairs minister Jo Swinson and Business Secretary Vince Cable reviewing practices but won't seek outright ban

EXCLUSIVE: Business secretary, consumer affairs minister, and Justin Welby to chalk-up draft credit union legislation

Britain's business secretary and the consumer affairs minister will meet the Archbishop of Canterbury on Tuesday to forge new draft legislation and guidelines for credit unions in order to protect vulnerable consumers.

Job creation by startups at same levels as before financial crisis.

GSK's British head of finance is banned from leaving China after head of operations Mark Reilly's flight.

Cyber criminals will face at least two years in jail if they illegally access information systems.

IBTimes UK looks at what Chancellor George Osborne announced in his latest spending review.

Hoyle, who represents 70% of Work Programme providers, said scheme's concept good but execution bad.

Two universities will receive £7.5m in government funding to research cyber security threats and train students.

UK organisations' focus on external cyber threats is misplaced, as the majority of security breaches come from within.

Cyber criminals are targeting small UK businesses who are more vulnerable and less likely to have sufficient security in place.

As cost of cyber-attacks on UK businesses triple, government says there is potential for economic growth.

British government pushes on with plans for uranium company stake sale.

Tessa Munt, MP for Wells and Business Secretary Vince Cable's parliamentary private secretary for the Department of Business Innovation and Skills, speaks exclusively to IBTimes' senior business journalist, Lianna Brinded, on mis-selling derivatives.

Eastleigh by-election shows party can win, but commitment to a stronger and fairer economy is key to success, says former Lib Dem leader.

Vince Cable's right-hand person puts question to parliament after consulting IBTimes UK over series of exclusives.

Find Invest Grow calls for tax relief extension among other ideas in new manifesto.

Lucy Money, an employment law specialist at City of London law firm Fox, guides us through new laws on the gender makeup of firms' senior staff - and how not to fall foul of it them.

Conservative, Labour, Lib Dem and other political parties all want a dedicated inquiry into the mis-selling of derivatives and the FSA agreement

Shareholder revolt on senior executive pay and bonuses forcing legislation changes around world.

Scale of mis-selling scandal highlighted in Labour party leader's conference speech.

The Business Secretary sends in Tessa Munt MP to the lobby group's conference, after the FSA revised up the estimate of products mis-sold to UK.

A group of entrepreneurs and start-up experts share their advice on what not to do.

Iconic British brands including Dunhill, Hackett and Margaret Howell will host catwalks shows and presentations.

Involved in campaign are the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, UK Trade & Investment, the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills, VisitBritain, and the British Council.

One in four university courses axed since 2006, according to University and College Union.

Westminster funding for higher education teaching and research in England and Wales could drop to lowest proportion in a century.

The revelations are a blow to David Cameron's claim to be the "greenest government ever."