Shooting 'worth' Â£1.5bn to the UK
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An economic assessment of shooting in the UK, leaked to the BBC, suggests it contributes more Â£1.5bn to the economy, and provides the equivalent of 70,000 jobs.
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The price of this painting at auction was Â£205,000 - but its real market value is likely to be Â£5m.
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The number of homeowners with property valued at more than Â£1m rises - with the majority in London.
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The expected cost of the 2012 Olympics has risen from Â£2.4bn to at least Â£3.3bn, the culture secretary tells MPs.
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The cost of the Bloody Sunday inquiry into the deaths of 14 people killed by paratroops in Londonderry in 1972 has risen to 154m, with one QC earning more than 4m.
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Â· Rose also promised Â£4.5m in shares if targets are met  Â· Shopworkers in line for payouts of Â£500 each
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The battle for Warner Chilcott moved to the next round today when the drugs group confirmed an approach that could value it at more than Â£1.
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The insurance industry says claims relating to the floods which hit parts of the UK in June will total Â£1.5bn.
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The MoD is criticised over spending costs which  soared by Â£1.7bn over the past year, amid growing project delays.
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Taxing Peter to overpay Paul Fraud and error in the tax credits system is costing the UK economy at least Â£1bn a year, according to MPs.â¦
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The thieves escaped with more than Â£1m of jewellery.
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Police offer a Â£25,000 reward to catch the killer of Toni-Ann Byfield, shot dead in a London flat one year ago.
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Gordon Brown will offer to $1.8bn (Â£960m) over 15 years to help boost an international vaccination scheme.
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Women's healthcare specialist Warner Chilcott says it has received a bid approach which could value it at more than Â£1.5bn.
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The total prize money for this month&#39;s British Open is up 200,000 pounds (300,000 euros) from last year to 4.2 million pounds (6.2 million euros), The Royal and Ancient (RA) announced Tuesday.
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Business & money: Local authority pension funds are to tackle arms companies about their activities.
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DUBLIN, Ireland  - Ireland has paid the equivalent of &#36;442 million to more than 15,000 soldiers who claim they suffered hearing damage from weapons training, the government announced Friday.