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The people making money from the pain of soaring prices
The BBC gains exclusive access to illegal moneylenders who are charging interest rates of up to 50%.
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Universal credit: Parents can claim more of their childcare costs
Working families on universal credit can claim more of their childcare costs from Wednesday.
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Drinks giant Diageo ends ‘broken’ Diddy partnership
The move comes after pop star Diddy accused the firm of neglecting his tequila brand because of his race.
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Boots to close 300 UK pharmacies over the next year
The US-owned chain says it will "consolidate" stores in close proximity to each other.
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Thames Water boss quits after sewage spills
Sarah Bentley steps down weeks after giving up her bonus over the company's poor performance.
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Apple joins opposition to encrypted message app scanning
WhatsApp and iMessage could be forced to scan for child abuse images under the Online Safety Bill.
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Ex-Audi boss Stadler avoids jail in VW emissions scandal
Rupert Stadler is given a suspended term and a fine for fraud and negligence over Dieselgate.
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UK to work more closely with EU on financial services
The UK and EU pact is being seen as a step towards better relations over financial services.
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Meta: Facebook owner launches $7.99 a month virtual reality service
It is the latest attempt by the parent company of Facebook to make its VR business profitable.
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St Mungo’s: Staff at homeless charity being indefinite strike over pay
The charity has said that meeting workers' demands would leave it not "financially viable".
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