Brexit

But the First-Time Buyer Index also shows no change in demand after Brexit vote in EU referendum.

Boris Johnson's comments about the UK starting formal Brexit negotiations next year continue to hound sterling.

YouGov/CEBR consumer confidence index rises to 111.1 in September from 110.1 in August.

Growth of London house prices 'unsustainable' says UBS in its Global Real Estate Bubble Index.

Sources tell IBTimes UK more than 1,700 people have joined after Lib Dem's conference and Corbyn's victory.

CEO of Axel Springer says Britain will be better off than other EU countries in 5 years time.

Rather than confronting issues with fresh ideas, movements are fearfully retreating to the halcyon past.

Housing market shakes off Brexit blues as Knight Frank House Price Sentiment Index jumps.

Shadow chancellor also attacked Conservative premier Theresa May for not being 'in the game at all'.

Sales jumped 12% to £7.7bn in 2015 calendar year.

Shadow Foreign Secretary Emily Thornberry will unveil the policy at Labour's conference today.

Co-founder Vernon Hill says lender is only challenger bank in UK and wants to win fans instead of customers.

69% of the CEOs are confident the British economy will grow over the next year.

Concerns have been raised at the chance the UK will leave the single market and the customs union.

Cameron's ex-spin doctor reveals crisis talks between Cameron and May in the days leading to Brexit.

Panama Papers and Bahamas Leaks show that the tax avoidance industry is alive and well.

IBTimes UK meets several of the 455,000 EU nationals living in the British capital.

European Parliament president hit back at Johnson for branding Brussels' warnings as 'complete baloney'.

Synthetic alcohol, which gives a buzz but not a sore head, has been held back by the EU but not once we leave.

Vacancies in financial sector in London have suffered a 13.6% decline in the past two months.

Operating profit rises 20% to £11.8m in year ended 30 June.

S&P says overseas infrastructure funding could decline while the government's hands are tied.

Forbes said the current interest rate of 0.25% was good enough to prevent the UK from slipping into recession.

Foreign Secretary says Brexit does not have to take years to bring into effect.

Britain's financial system needed 'robust prudential standards', BoE says as it urges government not to relax rules.

Brexit referendum sparked concerns about the housing market as economic and political uncertainty gripped UK.

CBI report shows 11 of the 18 sub-sectors of the manufacturing industry expect to increase production over next quarter.

Lord Lansley says the British public have the 'right to expect' the commitment.

British insurer's pre-tax profits grow from £1.2bn to £1.5bn in the first six months of its financial year.

European Parliament president makes trip to UK after visit from fellow EU grandee Donald Tusk.