The Icelandic banking crisis could cost the sector £120m, the NCVO and Cass Business School have warned.

Tobacco smuggling, a royal motorbike ride and a Beefy walk

Three charities fear they have lost reserves totalling £25m in the wake of the banking collapse in Iceland.

The Charity Commission has said it will consider a call from MPs to flag up on its new online register charities that receive a high percentage of their income from a single source.

The number of people seeking advice on coping with arrears has risen by more than a third in the last year, according to the national body for Citizens Advice Bureaux.

Surprise letters, a donation by the Dalai Lama and an overhaul for Welsh lifeboat stations

All English and Welsh charities that operate in Scotland will have to submit annual accounts to the Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator even if they are not required to file them with the Charity Commission under new cross-border regulation proposals.

Spiralling diabetes costs, a lucrative record deal and a TV ad to boost mental health

The Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales will hold its northern and southern annual charity conferences in November.

A new online benchmarking tool will allow charities and social enterprises to see how they measure up against their peers for free.