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Jo Durie was the British No 1 women's player for most of her career, winning two Grand Slam titles in mixed doubles with Jeremy Bates.
There are times when the answer is very clear - if you don't have enough money in the bank to pay for something, you can't afford it.
Rachel Reeves is under pressure to appoint a new member to the Bank of England's rate-setting Monetary Policy Committee after the process was delayed
The country holds its breath in hope as England play Spain in the Euro 2024 final. While the squad have not missed a penalty this tournament, the team
Fears that populist policies in Europe could reduce defence budgets - on the basis that far-right politicians tend to be pro-Putin.
If you want to take a European flutter this Olympic summer, here's what you need to know.
Powerful hedge funds appear to believe the Rightmove's dominance may be under threat from rival Onthemarket which is receiving huge investment from Co
Matt Beesley, chief executive of Jupiter Asset Management, said there was an 'urgent need' for ministers to encourage stock market investment.
Donald Tang, Shein's charismatic executive chairman, took the precaution of winning buy-in for a flotation.
Who wants to be a millionaire? Quite a lot of us, according to the latest Global Wealth Report from the Swiss bank UBS.
British Fashion Council chairman David Pemsel wasted no time in reviving the campaign to scrap the tourist tax now there is a new Government.
RELX is Britain's sixth largest stock market-listed company, employing 6,000 people in the UK. It has achieved consistently good results thanks to a s
R.F. writes: I forwarded a certificate to Cauta Capital for redemption of a £20,000 bond which I bought in 2018. Interest was also due, but I have re
Cordiant joined the stock market in February 2021, with shares priced at £1 each. Then, there were high hopes of growth and initial performance was s
You've worked hard and given your children everything they need growing up. You've also been sensible with money to save for your future, so you don't
Labour is working to seal a deal - potentially within weeks - allowing Tata to stop traditional steelmaking while protecting as many jobs as possible.
The number of new customers boomed at the start of the year when the firm made it harder to share accounts between friends and family,
The struggling flooring retailer, which has 272 stores and 1,852 staff in the UK, said a turnaround bid suffered a major setback after a cyber attack
'Swifties' - the singer's fans - spent hugely on tickets, travel and hotels on her June dates, a measure Bank officials worry about even though inflat
Burberry is facing flak from angry investors over its fashion ranges and the vertiginous decline in its share price which some fear could make it vuln
