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HMRC drops decision to close self-assessment helpline
The move comes less than a day after it said the self-assessment helpline would shut for six months.
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Tube drivers to strike in April and May – Aslef
Train drivers' union Aslef says 98% of its Tube drivers voted in favour of two 24-hour walkouts.
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Greggs shops reopen after payment problem fixed
All of the bakery chain's stores hit by an earlier technical glitch are now trading as normal, Greggs says.
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Food and eating out costs drive fall in inflation
February's drop to 3.4% means the cost of living is now rising at its slowest pace since September 2021.
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Latest inflation figures to be announced
The latest figures are due to be published at 07:00 by the Office for National Statistics.
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Gucci sales to fall by 20% due to Asia slowdown
It is estimated to get more than a third of its sales from China, whose economy has been struggling.
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Gucci sales to fall by 20% due to Asia slowdown
It is estimated to get more than a third of its sales from China, whose economy has been struggling.
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Aldi’s cheapest Christmas dinner claim misleading
Complaints from rival Sainsbury's over Aldi's price claims are upheld by the Advertising Standards Authority.
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Aldi’s ‘cheapest Christmas dinner’ claim misleading
Complaints from rival Sainsbury's over Aldi's price claims are upheld by the Advertising Standards Authority.
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‘Impossible trade-offs’ if no UK growth – Reeves
Rachel Reeves says Labour is "under no illusions" of the challenge if voted in.
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