The Latest Breaking News from FOS

Several French refineries were still blocked from delivering products on Tuesday after two weeks of strikes, disrupting production and power supply, while attempts to requisition workers at the Fos depot sparked scuffles with police.

Will Snyder get $7 billion for the Commanders?

The 6th Bangkok Design Week is now under way with the theme "Urban'NICE'zation". The event's catchword refers to the aim of helping to create a friendlier, nicer city for residents as well as entrepreneurs in six aspects -- environment, mobility, culture, business, community and diversity.

Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund is reportedly eyeing a possible deal for the renowned wrestling promotion.

Consumer rights expert Scott Dixon helps others fight for their rights, if they've received bad customer service from a company, or a product that isn't quite up to scratch

In current economic circumstances, people could be tempted to invest in fake investments, the Financial Ombudsman Service warned.

Customers are continuing to report that changes to their premiums may be unfair, despite a fall in insurance pricing complaints overall.

Denise Chisholm had been paying around £11 each month for insurance for her daughter’s iPhone - but was shocked when she was told she couldn't make a claim when the phone broke

Council worker Ian Gibbon, 52, left his basement flat in Glasgow, Scotland, in 2010 to allow for insurers Axa to have a minor leak repaired but 12 years on his home is "lying in ruins"

Ian Gibbon hasn't been able to live in his basement flat since 2010 after his floor and walls were damaged following a blocked drain and now believes the cost of fixing it could be as much as £1million.

He believes the bill to fix the house, which is worth about £300,000, could now top £1million.