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The deadline for a consortium of private equity giants to firm up a takeover bid for Hargreaves Lansdown, Britain’s largest investment platform, falls this Wednesday. Last month, the company revealed …
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The next government should commit to making sure everyone has access to green space within a 15-minute walk of their home, says the National Trust’s Hilary McGrady People who live …
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For all their warm words for business, Starmer and Reeves share a bone deep belief that is the state the creates wealth and grows the economy, says Eliot Wilson When …
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All major parties have set lofty house building targets in their manifestos, but plans to actually achieve them are light on detail. The fact is, there’s no shortage of ideas …
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Each day, Coinrule will run through the state of the digital assets market for Blockbeat, your home for news, analysis, opinion and commentary on blockchain and digital assets. Back in …
Electric vehicle sales are set for their slowest annual growth since the pandemic damaged sales in 2020, as demand for the vehicles weaken. First reported …
Donald Trump has said the US has captured Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and flown him out of the country, after weeks of growing tensions between …
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London’s best afternoon tea, from Claridge’s to The Cadogan
Except for talking about the weather, queueing politely, and cricket, there are few things more typically British than afternoon tea, with its cucumber sandwiches, Earl …
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Kemi Badenoch wants trade ‘barriers torn down’ at Abu Dhabi summit
Kemi Badenoch is promoting tariff-free trade at a global summit in Abu Dhabi in a bid to see “more barriers torn down.” The business and …
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Budding economic recovery set to support sterling in weeks ahead, analysts argue
A budding economic recovery and a later start to the Bank of England’s interest rate cuts will support sterling over the coming weeks, analysts predict. …
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Aercap collected £1bn in legal settlements over stranded Russian planes
US-Irish aviation leasing giant Aercap has revealed that it has recovered just under $1.3bn (£1.02bn) in insurance settlements, ahead of its English legal battle set …
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Everton reaction in full after Premier League points deduction reduced on appeal
Everton have received a boost in their battle against relegation after their points deduction for breaching the Premier League’s financial rules was reduced on appeal. …
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Unions go to war with FCA management (again) over performance-related pay
Union leaders have once again complained about performance-related pay at the City watchdog, saying new grading schemes are “weighted towards punishment” as they continue to …
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Visiting charming Cheltenham, the Bath of the Midlands
There’s more to the charming historic town of Cheltenham than the races, says Adam Bloodworth. It’s worth visiting all year round THE WEEKEND: Cheltenham has …
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Gig economy: Law firm launches probe for Parcelforce drivers in latest workers’ rights row
Law firm Leigh Day has launched an investigation on behalf of Parcelforce drivers to establish if they have been misclassified as self-employed independent contractors rather than workers. …
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Toxic English rivers: not a single river classified as having ‘good’ water quality
Not a single river in England has been classified as in good health, with nearly nine out of 10 falling below ecological standards a new …
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Ben Stokes ‘doesn’t understand’ England critics after first Test series defeat as captain
Captain Ben Stokes batted away suggestions that England paid for a lack of ruthlessness after they lost the fourth Test – and with it the …