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British clothing sales plummeted by 50.2% last month as many High Street stores were closed.

The Treasury cautions that borrowers should continue to pay their mortgages if they are able.

Those owed compensation by WageDay Advance will receive less than 6% of their entitlement.

New data from HMRC revealed 38,060 deals involving residential homes last month.

Officials say criminals and individuals may be taking advantage of relaxed benefits processes.

The Chancellor is believed to be discussing ways of extending the three month mortgage holiday.

EasyJet passengers whose card details were stolen say they are frustrated by the airline's response.

April's inflation tumbles to 0.8%, but the price of vegetables, toys and knitting wool rise amid lockdown.

The financial impact of the coronavirus is hitting poor nations hard and destroying millions of livelihoods.

Some season ticket holders 'in the dark' over refunds, but firms say refund demand is unprecedented.

How the coronavirus pandemic is hitting the UK jobs market and how that compares globally.

The number of claims has jumped to six times more than a year earlier as incomes are hit.

One in three young workers is earning less than before the coronavirus outbreak, a report suggests.

Stores 'will have to discount heavily' to shift excess stock that may now be out of season, one analyst said.

The number of claims soared by 856,500 to 2.1 million in April, the first full month of the lockdown.

The BBC speaks to three different people across the UK who have lost their jobs during lockdown.

Sales administrator Emma Timberlake has multiple sclerosis and has recently found out that she has been made redundant.

A rise in electric-bikes would extend the range of cyclists using them to commute, a study finds.

The government coronavirus help scheme has received grant requests worth £6bn, the chancellor says.

Nearly 5,000 people have contacted the health and safety regulator with workplace safety concerns over the virus.