THE DUTCH royals were out celebrating King's Day today - and the royal women looked mesmerising.

On today's episode, the head of European Gas at Energy Aspects James Waddell talks us through the consequences of Russia turning gas supplies off to other European nations having done so with Poland and Bulgaria.

The embattled boss of P&O Ferries "will have to go", the transport secretary has told MPs.

The big four accountancy firm KPMG is seeking to cash in on the booming market for technology company fundraisings by acquiring a stake in a venture capital advisory specialist.

THE GOVERNMENT is considering major changes to MOT tests as part of a way to ease pressures on Britons amid the cost of living crisis. Drivers may only need tests every two years instead of the current yearly requirement.

SIR PATRICK VALLANCE believes the idea of buying an electric car is fanciful for the vast majority.

Kellogg's is mounting a legal challenge against new government rules that would stop some of its cereals being prominently displayed in shops.

One of the world's largest fertiliser producers has warned that the impact of the war in Ukraine on global food security "will be dramatic".

AS HEPATITIS cases rise in the under-fives, adults are also at risk of an inflamed and damaged liver; although, the exact cause would vary greatly.

GARDEN weeds can be incredibly annoying, especially during the spring and summer months when they spread more easily. Gardening experts have shared how to use white vinegar to get rid of them.

Tesla shares sank 12.2% overnight, wiping $126bn off the company's value amid investor concern that chief executive Elon Musk might sell his shares to fund equity for his $44bn buyout of Twitter.

MEGHAN MARKLE and Sophie Wessex have one special skill in common: they are both left and right-handed. This means the two women are equally skilled with both hands.