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Borrowers’ pain eased as lenders cut mortgage rates
After the UK's biggest lender reduces rates on new fixed deals, other providers are expected to follow suit.
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Supermarkets have busiest Christmas since 2019, says Kantar
Research suggests £13.7bn was spent at supermarkets last month, with an average household parting with £477.
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Gautam Adani: India court declines new inquiry against billionaire
A US research firm has accused Gautam Adani's company of financial fraud, which it denies.
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Scammer told bank fraud victim ‘you’re so thick’
Wendy Falconer says she was verbally abused by the man who pretended to be calling from her bank.
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Red Sea attacks could push up prices, UK firms warn
Business leaders say attacks on shipping vessels could cause delays and price rises for UK shoppers.
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Junior doctors’ strike: Give us credible offer and we’ll end strikes, says BMA
Junior doctors have begun a six-day walkout in England which threatens severe disruption.
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CTS cyber-attack: Disruption to home sales now over
Services from CTS have been restored, but homebuyers who were affected can complain to an ombudsman.
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Aldi and Lidl hail Christmas boost from bargain hunters
The discount supermarkets say they were helped by shoppers looking to cut the cost of celebrations.
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Motorway electric car charge point target missed, says RAC
The RAC motoring organisation says the government has missed its target for installing charging points.
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Depop, Vinted and other apps to share info with tax body
New rules mean online retail platforms including Airbnb and eBay will share more information with HMRC.
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