New legislation delivers 'the most comprehensive legal framework of its kind worldwide' for the safe deployment of self-driving vehicles in Britain, says the DfT.
The red 1972 Miura P400 SV was bought by pop star Kay at the height of his chart fame and formed part of his vast collection of vintage motors.
The London-listed company said its underlying pre-tax profits are set to grow by 16 per cent to at least £25million for the year ending April.
The electric performance multi-terrain buggy can be 100% charged in under 10 minutes to offer a range of around 170 miles. But it won't be cheap, priced from £80,000 to £100,000.
The Irish company has received a £35.50 per share offer from EQT, having rejected four previous proposals by the Swedish private equity firm.
Renting out a holiday home can give owners a decent income, but investing in six must-have extras can add a pre-tax value of £20,000 a year - after costs - experts reveal.
My friend has telling me about how dire his financial situation is, so I lent him £400. But now he's bought a barbecue costing thousands. What do I do?
The automobile has transformed history, and so too have motoring innovations and laws. Here are four motoring inventions that changed driving for the better.
Nationwide could be set to announce another 'Fairer Share' £100 bonus to members this week. Last year, it handed out £340m to 3.4mi members.
Among the companies with reports and trading updates today are Ryanair, British Land, AstraZeneca, Inchscape and Hilton Food Group.
The pharmaceutical giant said the intended site, which it hopes will emit zero carbon from day one, will begin design and construction later this year and be 'operationally ready' by 2029.
The International Pension Centre said t I needed to contact the Jobcentre in Annan, Scotland, where I was living for a time. I did and they had no idea what I was talking about.
Child benefit is paid if you are responsible for a child who is under 16, or under 20 if they are still in school or on an approved training course.
Estate agents' small print could tie buyers in for many months, exclude buyers who won't use their in-house broker or even make them liable for two sets of selling fees.
Sales are up thanks to the traditional seasonal uptick, but affordability is still 'stretched' for many buyers, the property portal said.
