Hector Sants has resigned as chief executive of the Financial Services Authority – which the Conservatives say they will disband if they win the election. Deputy City editor Jill Treanor believes that his departure leaves the City regulator in chaos. And how does the City regard the prospect of George Osborne becoming chancellor?
Steven Morris meets British soldiers – members of 4th Mechanized Brigade – getting ready to go to Afghanistan for the first time.
The National Trust, which boasts 3.8 million members, launches a strategy today aimed at shaking off its fusty, paternalistic image, reports Jon Henley.
Justin McCurry reports from Toyko on the problems facing Toyota, which has had to recall yet more cars for safety changes.This time it involves almost half a million hybrid cars over safety concerns about their brakes.
A government study into our diets in Britain reveals that teenage girls eat more unhealthily than other people. Rebecca Smithers, our consumer affairs correspondent, explains why.
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