Economy

Tens of hundreds to get compensation over compelled prepayment meters

Individuals who had prepayment meters forcibly put in of their properties are in line for compensation of as much as…

5 days ago

Day by day Mail chief to pay £35m for Telegraph stake

The proprietor of the Day by day Mail is to pay greater than £30m for a minority stake in rival…

5 days ago

Thames Water hit with largest-ever wonderful issued by regulator Ofwat

Thames Water, the UK's largest water supplier, has been hit by a document wonderful by regulator Ofwat. The corporate has…

6 days ago

UK commerce consultant visits Israel after Britain suspends talks

A British commerce envoy has visited Israel to "promote commerce" between the 2 international locations - every week after the…

6 days ago

Authorities accused of watering down surroundings guidelines in housebuilding proposals

The federal government has been accused of watering down guidelines that require builders to depart wildlife habitats in a greater…

6 days ago

‘Sweatshop’ scandals have left Leicester’s once-thriving clothes business in existential disaster

You most likely recall the tales about Leicester's clothes business in recent times: grim labour circumstances, pay under the minimal…

6 days ago

London congestion cost might rise to £18 a day beneath new proposals

London's congestion cost might rise by 20% subsequent yr beneath new proposals, within the first hike since 2020.Transport for London…

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Cash Drawback: We win reader a refund for ‘full failure’ occasion after firm refused to budge

Reader Ciaran despatched on this Cash Drawback after paying practically £55 for an occasion he was compelled to depart midway…

6 days ago

What’s the two-child profit cap and can Labour scrap it?

The federal government is contemplating eliminating the two-child profit cap first introduced in by the Conservatives.The coverage has triggered appreciable…

6 days ago

Sir Alan Bates assaults ‘kangaroo court docket’ Publish Workplace scheme after ‘take it or go away it’ supply

Sir Alan Bates has accused the federal government of presiding over a "quasi kangaroo court docket" for Publish Workplace compensation.Writing…

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