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A commitment by water companies to end water poverty by 2030 has effectively “evaporated”, a consumer watchdog has warned, as rising bills outstrip financial assistance and leave millions of households struggling to afford an …
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Fund managers and founders backing some of Britain’s most innovative businesses are calling for greater tax stability and less tinkering with the rules, warning that further changes risk …
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Employers could face employment tribunal claims from workers without permission to work in Britain under strengthened workplace harassment rules introduced by Labour, prompting accusations that the Government is …
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Sadiq Khan is facing demands for a fully independent investigation into a controversial speed-limit change on the A20 that reportedly resulted in more than 66,000 motorists being fined …
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A painting can carry several valid prices at once. An insurer may record one figure, an auction specialist may suggest a lower range, and a lender may advance …
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Britain’s dominant services sector recorded its strongest growth in eight months, with businesses returning to recruitment after two years of job cuts, a tentative sign of resilience despite …
Food & Drink
Farmers and food producers have welcomed a breakthrough in negotiations over a new UK-EU food and drink agreement, saying the removal of post-Brexit trade barriers could revive exports …
