Britain's first ever divorce fair has opened in Brighton, East Sussex, offering a range of services to those splitting up.

Those planning to invest in residential property should look now as the market is starting to pick up, it has been argued.

Those being made redundant could make a claim if their employers have proceeded with the matter in a way that breaches employment law, an expert has stated.

A City of London fund manager has gone to court to launch a retrospective challenge to his divorce settlement after the credit crunch wiped out the bulk of his wealth.

The Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) should make it a priority to help buy-to-let investors with its newly pledged mortgage lending, it has been stated.

Journalists in the north-west of England are set to lose their jobs after the publishers of the Manchester Evening News revealed plans to make cuts.

Property investors should not wait for signs that the market has reached its floor before making acquisitions, it has been argued.

Britain's economy declined at an accelerating rate in the three months to the end of February, a new survey has concluded.

Yorkshire's cities are planning to battle back against the downturn in the commercial property sector when they showcase themselves at a conference in France.

The Royal Mail has told a member of the public he is not entitled to personal injury compensation after intervening to stop a delivery van rolling across a main road.