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£1m of taxpayers’ cash spent on utility bills at empty jails, figures show
More than £1 million of taxpayers’ cash has been spent on utility bills for defunct prisons over the past five years....
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Expanding London’s ultra-low emission zone boosted TfL’s income by almost £100m
Expanding London’s pollution charge zone for older vehicles boosted Transport for London’s (TfL) income by almost £...
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New Harry Potter coins to feature portraits of the King and Queen Elizabeth II
A new Harry Potter coin collection from the Royal Mint will feature portraits of both Queen Elizabeth II and the King....
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Waitrose customers send sales of spam and fish heads up by a third
Sales of spam and fish heads are both up by a third at upmarket grocer Waitrose in an apparent shift to economy buying i...
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Fraud victims with mental health problems ‘less likely to get money back’
People experiencing mental health problems who fall victim to fraud are less likely than those without such conditions t...
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Vodafone unveils new social broadband tariff and free connectivity for small firms
Vodafone has announced a new social broadband tariff for households giving them connectivity for £12 a month, and will ...
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Britain’s worst motorway services revealed
A motorway services in West Yorkshire has been ranked the worst in Britain....
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HSBC ‘green’ ads banned for omitting information about bank’s own emissions
Two posters for HSBC advertising the bank’s green initiatives have been banned for omitting information about its own ...
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Shell Energy generates most broadband and home phone complaints to Ofcom
Shell Energy generated the most customer complaints about broadband and landlines between April and June this year, new ...