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It would be easy to dismiss tabletop gaming as a "geeky" hobby played by young boys in the basements of their homes.

Tesla has recalled almost 700,000 of its electric vehicles because of an issue with the warning light on the tyre pressure monitoring system.

British billionaire Mike Ashley has been denied a seat on the board of fast-fashion business Boohoo.

The group which represents hundreds of European football teams including Liverpool, Manchester City and Bayern Munich has dismissed the latest bid to revive a European Super League project as a "disruptive" campaign led by "separatist self-interested clubs".

The mother of a young man crushed to death in a work accident has said her son was "full of hopes and dreams" and his family has been "robbed" of sharing in those with him.

Government borrowing in November was the lowest for that month in three years, according to official figures.

The UK's retail sales recovery was smaller than expected in the key Christmas shopping month of November, official figures show.

UK car manufacturing fell again in November, the ninth month of decline in a row, according to industry data.

Londoners officially have lower tolerance for the cold than people in other parts of the UK.

The UK's biggest water company has been fined £18.2m for "unjustified" dividends which the regulator said broke shareholder payment rules.

Very few will be surprised by the Bank of England’s decision to keep rates on hold at 4.75%. What is more striking is the policy rift that has emerged.

Southern Water may not be able to guarantee that water comes out of its customers' taps but, credit where it is due, it does know how to lay on a metaphor. 

The owner of the New York Sun is racing to salvage a £550m takeover of The Daily Telegraph after a period of exclusive negotiations to clinch a deal came to an end.

Bestway Group, one of Britain's biggest privately owned companies, is preparing to launch a formal financial restructuring process for its Bargain Booze and Wine Rack chains of off-licences.

The government has admitted it does not know how much HS2 will ultimately cost - or when high speed trains will be running on the beleaguered rail project.

The Bank of England has maintained its guidance for "gradual" interest rate cuts next year, following surprise support for a reduction this month.

The cost of water bills will go up in the next few years, the industry regulator Ofwat confirmed today.

The US central bank has announced an interest rate cut, just hours before the Bank of England is tipped to refrain from following suit.

Average water bills in England and Wales will increase by 36% over the next five years, the water regulator Ofwat has said.

The Observer is to fall under the ownership of Tortoise Media, a fledgling digital start-up, in a binding deal signed after weeks of controversy about the fate of the world's oldest Sunday newspaper.