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Although it was the farmers who took to the streets of London yesterday, another group is equally angry about the tax hit they face.
The average house price increased by 2.9 per cent in the 12 months to September, according to the latest figures from the Office for National Statist
Bosses say they expect to retain just 15% of the company's existing customers when it relaunches as an EV-only brand with a new image.
For anyone looking to buy a new electric vehicle it seems to be Black Friday all month. This year, even prime models are up for grabs at super-low pri
Gilts could prove a lucrative bargain as analysts eye a looming bounce back after UK government debt sold off sharply heading into the Autumn Budget.
Popular digital bank Chase has launched its first-ever credit card, which will be rolled out to some of its customers from today.
I'm a cancer patient being treated by the King's College Hospital Trust. I regularly attend hospital in the Transport for London Ultra Low Emission Zo
When sitting as a judge, it fell to me to try a number of parking ticket cases. Coming up is a selection of the best defences that have succeeded in t
Blue Whale's Stephen Yiu reveals where he sees Trump as a tailwind and what that means for some of the big name global stocks in his portfolio.
Who would have thought it would be difficult to open a joint account? Well it is, judging by the number of readers telling me of their experiences.
A court ruling recently found that banks must fully inform customers about the existence and size of commissions when selling car loans.
The FTSE 100 group saw sales of so-called next generation products - including vapes, heated tobacco products and oral nicotine pouches - jump 26%.
The Government has re-committed to keeping the 5% cap on council tax rises. However, in some areas it can be increased by even more.
My two-year-old washing machine has stopped working and the retailer says I will have to pay for a repair, which I do not agree with.
A squeezed private rental stock is set to be overwhelmed by demand as beleaguered landlords shun the market due to raised mortgage costs.
Amid the outrage over a poorly designed £40bn tax-raising Budget, Labour's most misplaced act of socialism has gone almost unnoticed.
Trade union bosses representing around 100,000 posties said it was 'likely the Government will clear' the £3.6bn sale to Daniel Kretinsky (pictured).
Home insurers have paid out record claims this year due to extreme weather , according to the Association of British Insurers.
Recent wintery weather has seen snow blanket large parts of the country. In response, the Government has begun sending out £25 Cold Weather Payments.
Revolution Beauty slumped a first-half loss following a strategy shake-up that has seen major stock clearance activity and changes to its product port
