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Only six Edward VIII sovereigns were made but it is not just its rarity that fascinates historians.

Expectations of future sales have "risen sharply" according to property professionals.

Speculation grows that UK interest rates will be cut after inflation slows in December.

One in five people are banned from telling people they work with about their salary, a union says.

The move comes as the bank cuts the interest rate it pays on its flagship current account.

The ban, which starts on 14 April, comes after reviews of the industry by the commission and the government.

An advice line says it receives a call every four minutes and warns about buy now, pay later schemes.

Almost half of parents say that technology has blurred the boundaries between work and home.

The Law Commission has stopped short of suggesting leaseholds be scrapped in a report

Investors have baulked at the 12.5% pension award given to the stationery giant's new CEO.

Householders are getting billed extra for energy they used years ago, despite a ban on the practice.

Many who lost money when London Capital and Finance collapsed "will not be eligible for compensation".

Millions of savers who leave money in the same account for years should get a better deal, the regulator says.

Owners of the fire-prone Hotpoint and Indesit machines fear a much longer wait to hot wash their clothes.

As part of a new BBC blog series, Chelsea Thomas shares what she spent her money on this week.

High Street banks say foreign currency supplies have dried up after Travelex's ransomware attack.

Firms which fail to pay the minimum wage should face tougher penalties, the Resolution Foundation says.

The criminals behind the hack told the BBC they are demanding $6m (£4.6m)

Leaseholders await a report on Thursday from the Law Commission, which is considering reform.

Some rail operators have been under pressure from the government to get their house in order.