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Government borrowing drops but debt remains at levels not seen since 1960s

The Government borrowed less money last month than in any December in four years but debt remains at historical highs, n...

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More than 465,000 will experience fuel poverty this winter, figures show

More than 465,000 households in the UK will experience “fuel poverty” this winter due to a price cap increase in Jan...

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Over a quarter of global CEOs to exit top firms in 2023 were sacked – study

More than a quarter of bosses who left global listed companies last year were fired, as the pressures facing some of the...

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Water chiefs ‘have pocketed £26m in bonuses, benefits and incentives since 2019’

Water company executives who may have presided over illegal sewage spills have pocketed more than £26 million in bonuse...

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Sales soar for new green cars

New green cars hold the highest market share since 2004 as sales of electric models continue to rise, new figures show....

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Mouthwash, teabags and sausages latest examples of ‘shrinkflation’ – Which?

Shrinking mouthwash bottles, fewer teabags and sausages with less pork are among downsized and downgraded supermarket pr...

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One third of UK adults will run out of money by the end of January

It's due to higher winter bills and financial strain from Christmas expenses...

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Higher tobacco and alcohol prices drive surprise rise in inflation

The ONS say it went up to 4% in December, from 3.9% in November...

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Fuel retailers to be forced to share price change data within 30 minutes

Fuel retailers will be forced to share information on price changes within half an hour under Government pla...