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US shares fell sharply again on Monday amid uncertainty in the American economy, with President Donald Trump refusing to rule out a recession.

Amid the market volatility sparked by Donald Trump's on-off tariff plans, during which the benchmark S&P 500 index fell by 3.1% last week and the Nasdaq entered 'correction' territory, no stock has been more badly hit than Tesla.

Residents who live near newly installed pylons will be compensated with £250-a-year off their energy bills, a minister has said.

The owners of Verisure, a provider of domestic alarm systems, are leaning towards a €20bn (£16.7bn) flotation in Amsterdam – a decision that would deliver another blow to London's hopes of capitalising on a revival in the market for major initial public offerings (IPOs).

Donald Trump has not ruled out a recession in the United States this year, saying the world's largest economy is in "transition" through his trade war.

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Former Bank of England governor Mark Carney has been named Canadian prime minister after winning the Liberal Party leadership in a landslide victory.

Parts of the planning system could be stripped away by the government in its attempts to speed up house building.

Thousands of British women could be missing significant sums from their pension due to a "common error" made by their employers while on maternity leave.

UK drivers are "confused" by the country's electric car transition, ministers are being warned.