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The true cost of claiming on your car insurance - and why fault doesn't always matter
It's a question your insurer will never answer: how much does your car insurance go up after a claim?
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Brexit impact on UK economy 'negative for foreseeable future', Bank of England chief says
Brexit will have a negative impact on the UK's economic growth "for the foreseeable future", the UK's most senior banker has warned.
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Oil and gas workers offered cash to retrain, in major plan for future clean energy workforce
Ministers have unveiled their flagship plan to train and recruit workers for the booming clean energy sector, which it is hoping to supercharge in the next five years.
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Heathrow puts Jansen on runway as next chairman
The former BT Group chief Philip Jansen is being lined up as the next chairman of Heathrow Airport as Britain's biggest aviation hub prepares to deliver an expansion costing close to £50bn.
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Sidemen partner lands backing from Osborne-led firm
A funder of YouTube content creators including the Sidemen has landed £80m in new backing from investors including a firm chaired by George Osborne, the former chancellor.
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27 years after conviction, he hopes he'll still be alive by the time he's cleared his name
A Post Office Capture victim says delays in the justice system have left him fearing he may never live to see his name cleared.
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The legroom trick: How to get a bit more space on a plane | Money newsletter
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Major milestone in Post Office scandal as first Capture conviction referred to Court of Appeal
The first Post Office Capture conviction has now been formally referred to the Court of Appeal, marking a major milestone in the IT scandal.
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First test of chancellor's 'securonomics' policy does not bode well
Not all that long ago the prevailing wisdom in economic circles was that where things were made hardly mattered. What really mattered, instead, was how much something cost.
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UK suffers blow in bid to become minerals superpower - as it's snubbed by its own leading firm
Britain's hopes of becoming a critical minerals superpower have been dealt a severe blow after one of its leading companies abandoned its plans to build a rare earths refinery near Hull.
