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The misery inflicted on the Surrey village of Bramley, where the air is often thick with petrol fumes, serves as a parable of modern Britain.
After a dismal period of decline, the department store and Waitrose owner last week said it is on course for significantly higher profits this year.
The stock fell 15% after the consumer goods firm swung to a loss of £96m for the 12 months to the end of May, against a £62m profit the year before.
US Federal Reserve chief Jerome Powell (pictured) says the US economy is growing at a solid pace with inflation back down at 2.5%.
Rolls-Royce beat competition from French, American and Japanese rivals to be named as a preferred supplier to state-owned power group CEZ..
Many more savers will be forced to pay savings tax as interest rates have risen and people hit their tax-free limit.
British Gas, EOn Next and Outfox The Market have unveiled deals which, on an annual basis, fall below £1,717, Uswitch says.
The digital publisher, which also runs the UniLad website, revealed a £7.1million pre-tax profit for the six months ending June, compared to a £1.2m
A sinister voice cloning scam is on the rise, but almost half of people have never heard of it.
Among younger generations, a majority said the environmental benefits were their main motivation for using e-receipts.
Average property prices continued to rise in the year to August, but the pace of growth has cooled, new data from the ONS revealed.
Reeves is set to follow through with Sir Keir Starmer's warning that those with the 'broadest shoulders' will bear the brunt of tax hikes in her fir
HMRC has failed to do enough to make online sellers aware that they may need to start filing a tax return and paying tax, says the Low Income Tax Refo
Steve Webb answered his 400th reader question this week. 'I think it should be compulsory for every Pensions Minister to read my inbox every week,' he
If someone gives you power of attorney, it means you have a legal document that allows you to organise their financial affairs when they are no lo
My mother at present is fine and well. Would there be any repercussions if we were to buy her house? Lawyer Ben Tyer, pictured, of SAS Daniels replies
Landlords are bracing for another onslaught of regulation, fees and restrictions which could hit profits and strangle their investments with red tape.
As rules protecting access to cash come into force today, 15 towns will see new banking hubs open within 12 months.
Recently, our peace and quiet has been destroyed as our new neighbours have a young teenage son who spends hours kicking a football against the fence.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves (pictured) is set to follow through with Sir Keir Starmer's warning that those with the 'broadest shoulders' will bear the
