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Aberdeen councillors have been urged to reject plans to retain a popular marquee at city's Dutch Mill hotel.
The Bank of England has sounded the alarm over a worsening crisis in the rental market as high taxes and red tape forces landlords to sell up.
The FTSE 100 stock index has hit a record high, lifted by investors betting that a weak pound will help UK firms abroad and that the worst of the cost of living crisis has passed.
Liz Truss has broken her silence following her disastrous stint as Prime Minister, blaming the “economic establishment” and her own Conservative Party for her downfall.
The UK's net-zero goal is at risk because the government lacks a clear plan to deliver green growth, energy sector bosses have warned.
Some of the world's biggest whisky and beer companies have united to warn the Scottish Government that its proposed ban on alcohol advertising will "destroy Scotland's drinks industry".
Oil will rise back above $100 a barrel this year and may face a serious supply problem in 2024 as spare production capacity runs out, according to Goldman Sachs.
Enough wind power to supply 1.2m homes a day was wasted over winter because there is no capacity to store extra energy generated on gusty days, according to new research published in The Telegraph.
Bakery giant Greggs wants to transform the former Boots shop on Aberdeen’s Union Street into a new branch.
A standalone Department for Energy could be re-introduced for the first time since 1992 under a government reshuffle expected to start today.
The impact of the windfall tax on North Sea operators has been laid bare this morning after BP's accounts revealed it is costing the firm almost £10million per day.