(Reuters) - Morgan Stanley, on Monday, forecast UK's economic growth would be less than 1% this year, echoing the estimate of ...

The ONS said borrowing was driven higher by spending on public services and benefits, as well as rising debt interest ...

The government borrows money by selling financial products called bonds. A bond is a promise to pay money in the future. Most ...

Morgan Stanley on Monday cut its UK's economic growth forecast to 0.9% for this year, citing a slowdown in Britain's economy ...

U.K. Finance Minister Rachel Reeves on Wednesday unveiled plans to deliver a shot in the arm for the country's ailing economy ...

Government borrowing rose more than expected in December, reaching the highest level for the month for four years.

Softer inflation and slower growth in the UK economy pave the path for BoE rate cuts.

Failure to take action could result in the UK’s travel and tourism industry missing out on up to £60 billion of gross ...

Britain’s economic output returned to growth in November but expanded by less than expected in the first month after finance ...

Britain ran a bigger-than-expected budget deficit in December, swelled by debt interest and a one-off purchase of military ...