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My favourite 20 new cars for under £20,000 - by the Mail's motoring expert RAY MASSEY
Think all new cars are expensive? You can get a value for money new car for a cheap price, as Ray Massey shows us with his list of new 20 cars for under £20k.
Should the Bank of England have cut interest rates instead of holding firm? The This is Money podcast
Should the MPC have been bold and made a cut? What does it mean for our mortgages and savings? And when will a move come - and in what direction?
How to top up and boost your state pension: Steve Webb's golden rules
Buying top-ups can be very valuable, but people are often unsure if this will be worthwhile. The Government has launched a new online service to check this and make purchases.
BUSINESS LIVE: UK GDP grows 0.6%; IAG profits take off; Rightmove eyes residential market improvement
The FTSE 100 hit a new record close, up 52.41 points at 8433.76. The index reached a new intraday high of 8,455.77 earlier in the session.
How criminals could use AI to scam Britons - and what can you do to protect yourself
A leading financial crime expert says Britain is a major target for scammers and they are at the forefront of adopting AI technology.
Some estate agents only put forward offers from buyers who use their in-house mortgage broker, experts warn
Home sellers are having the 'wool pulled over their eyes' by estate agents looking for additional financial kickbacks.
Rightmove expects weaker ad revenue growth as more lettings agents join the property platform
Britain's largest property portal now expects average revenue per advertiser to rise by £75 to £85 on the £1,431 made last year, having previously anticipated a £100 to £110 increase.
Why the US Presidential Election will not derail the long-term appeal of US assets
Over the long term, given the diversity of sectors and the depth of innovation on offer, we believe the US is a market not to be ignored. Not even the imminent election should dim its long-term a...
Families with TWO retired generations will surge to one million in a decade
Some 55 per cent of future retirees expect to give financial support to relatives in later life, compared with 37 per cent of current retirees, according to a study by St James's Place.
SMALL CAP MOVERS: Light Science Technologies sales flourish
Light Science Technologies had plenty to celebrate this week.
The truth about where those Omaze millions really go: Insid...n the UK by storm (and its latest property comes with a catch)
The winner of the latest Omaze mansion has finally been revealed. So who is behind the firm, how is it funded, and is it as altruistic as it claims to be or is it a giant money-spinner for its ow...
BA owner IAG profits climb more than sevenfold
British Airways' parent company, which also runs Iberia and Aer Lingus, revealed its operating profits climbed to €68million (£58.5million) in the first quarter.
My uncle has £14,000 in Dart Charge fines despite trying to settle, now the bailiffs are at his door...
My uncle has £14,000 in Dart Charge fines after he was unable to log in to settle his crossings, now the bailiffs are at his door and he is considering bankruptcy.
Two in five believe ovens will become obsolete as the air fryer craze shows no signs of slowing
Since 2022, households have cut their oven usage by 48%, according to new research from Utilita Energy. Gemma Hatvani's already ditched her oven - have you?
Blackstone set to acquire Hipgnosis as Concord refuses to up offer
Concord, which is indirectly controlled by Alchemy Copyrights, said its $1.25 (£1) per share bid valuing Hipgnosis at £1.21billion would not go any higher.
Bailey pulls his punches on interest rates yet again: ALEX BRUMMER
Anyone listening to the recent utterances from Andrew Bailey could not but feel that he regards the battle against inflation in Britain as won.
Bank of England paves way for Britain to cut interest rates before the US
The Bank of England yesterday left interest rates on hold at 5.25% but strongly hinted at a cut this summer - possibly as soon as next month.
Private chauffeurs, spa days and more independence: How businesses can deal with Gen Z employees... by a Gen Z boss
There are tons of misconceptions about Gen Z, mainly that they are lazy, entitled and don't want to work. That's not true, they just need managing better, says Tim Armoo.
Will my newly self-employed husband cause us a remortgage headache? DAVID HOLLINGWORTH replies
My mortgage deal is ending in January 2025. Currently it's in joint names with my husband who has recently become self-employed in April this year.
What's the right size TV for my room - and how high should it go on the wall?
I want to buy a new TV and need some advice on how big it should be and how high up the wall I should place it.
MARKET REPORT: North Sea giant Harbour closes in on £9bn German deal
North Sea producer Harbour Energy is closing in on a near-£9bn takeover in a swoop on most of the oil and gas assets owned by Wintershall Dea.
Vodafone told to boost security as £15bn Three merger is given the green light
Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden told the companies they must create a special committee to provide regular updates to the government.
ITV hopes for summer ad boom as it continues to reel from Hollywood strikes
ITV, whose recent hits include Mr Bates vs The Post Office, starring Toby Jones (pictured), said revenues fell 7% in the first three months of the year.
Cameron left red-faced as Greensill sues Government over alleged leak
The former prime minister (pictured) was a close adviser to Greensill, whose finance firm collapsed in 2021, unleashing a major lobbying scandal.
Takeover target Wood Group hit by slump in revenues as bidders circle
Wood Group updated the market on its performance just a day after it revealed it had turned down a takeover £1.4bn offer from Dubai rival Sidara.
BBVA goes directly to shareholders as it steps up bid for TSB owner Sabadell
BBVA took an offer of £10.5bn directly to Banco Sabadell's shareholders after the board rejected the same proposal earlier in the week.
When will interest rates fall? Forecasts for a base rate cut
The Bank of England is likely to make its first cut to base rate in summer, according to the latest forecasts.
Ford confirms it will cull another of its best-selling petr... next year to accelerate its shift to EVs despite demand slump
Ford will go ahead with plans to kill off another of its hugely popular petrol models after 2025 to accelerate its switch to electric vehicles.
BUSINESS LIVE: BoE base rate decision; ITV eyes ad market recovery; John Wood rejects takeover offer
The FTSE 100 hit a new closing high, up 27.30 points at 8381.35. It reached a new intraday record of 8,396.25 earlier in the session.
Avon Protection handed £38m gas mask contract by MoD
Avon Protection flagged reports which claimed Russia was using chemical weapons in Ukraine.
Watches of Switzerland buys Italy's Roberto Coin Inc for £104m
Watches of Switzerland said it secured the deal in a bid to expand further into the lucrative luxury jewellery market.
Why London renters are swapping Clapham and Camden for Abbey Wood and Forest Gate
For those looking to rent in London, the areas that have seen a sharp increase in popularity are now typically seven to 11 miles from the capital's centre.
Used car sales hit a five-year high as fresh supply of motors enter the market and prices drop
The used car market has seen 16 months of consecutive growth, which is thanks to new model supplies returning to full delivery capacity. This has seen average prices drop.
Bank of England holds rates at 5.25% AGAIN - what it means for mortgages and savings
The Bank of England has opted once again to hold the base rate at 5.25 per cent.
Interest rate rise or fall mortgage calculator - how much it will cost you
The Bank of England has now held base rate since last summer and the next move is tipped to be a cut. Our calculator lets you work out what a move up or down could cost you.
Mortgage rates are climbing again - should we be worried? This is Money podcast
With not one but two mortgage spikes fresh in our minds, a flurry of rate rises has got home owners and potential buyers worried again.
Why we need more than a British Isa to move the dial on UK smaller companies
Supportive measures to boost share ownership and IPOs could add some much-needed oil to the machine.
BAE Systems tools-up for growth as Britain plots defence spending boost
BAE Systems expects 'further positive momentum' driven by the recent US military aid package for Ukraine and the UK Government's commitment to raise defence spending.
Homeowners dealt fresh blow as experts warn mortgage rates could pass six per cent again next week
More than 20 lenders have hiked their mortgage rates this week, pulling some of the most competitive home loans from the market, including several deals below 5 per cent.
Are you a Wetherspoon lover or hater? LEE BOYCE and SIMON LAMBERT have very different opinions on the pub giant
It's safe to say the pub chain - led by Sir Tim Martin - is a marmite type of establishment, with more than 800 sites across the country that many love to hate.
Hedge fund tycoon's £34m silver salvage claim sunk at the Supreme Court
Argentum Exploration found 2,364 silver bars in 2017 on the wreck of the SS Tilawa was attacked and sunk during its journey to South Africa in 1942.
Scottish Power says our meters are too old - is this a ruse to force us to get a smart meter?
Scottish Power has said that our meters have come to the end of their life expectancy and need replacing with a smart meter. Is there anything we can do?
I want to invest £600 a year for my new baby - what is the best way?
My partner and I are expecting are first child on the 31st of July. I would like to put some money away for them at birth and then yearly until they are 18.
Artificial grass can lead to increased flooding risk, major insurer warns
A total of 21% of homeowners have already replaced or plan to switch their natural lawn with artificial grass, according to survey by insurer Aviva.
MARKET REPORT: IAG leads Footsie higher as airline shares take off
IAG rose 3.7%, while Easyjet added 2.9% and Wizz Air increased 5.3%. Shares in IAG, are up almost a fifth this year.
Minis new electric Cooper SE tested: Can BMW harness the magic of the 1959 original in an EV that's built in China?
The new Mini is a curious confection. A British icon with roots going back to 1959 but for 2024 the fourth-generation battery-powered Cooper E and SE are being built in China. Is it any good?
Air Mauritius lost my luggage and it ruined my holiday: Can I get compensation? CRANE ON THE CASE
I think I deserve compensation for the items I had to buy, the inconvenience and the airline's poor communication.
The house we're buying has been downvalued by £40k: What should we do?
The bank won't lend us as much as we thought, but the seller won't reduce the price. What are our options?
Spring property bounce is a damp squib - Rics estate agents say high mortgage rates keep buyers at bay
Estate agents and surveyors are reporting that the usual spring bounce across the property market has failed to materialise.
Drivers abandon Direct Line after insurance premium hikes
Premiums for customers renewing their policies climbed by 38% to an average £515 a year while for new customers they climbed 25% to £599.
Snoop Dogg cannabis firm to ditch London after losing 97% of its value
Snoop Dogg is a partner in cannabis-focused venture capital firm, Casa Verde, which invested £8m in Oxford Cannabinoid Technologies in 2018.
Controversial Brewdog founder James Watt steps downs
James Watt, who is dating former Made in Chelsea star Georgia Toffolo (pictured), set up the Scottish brewer with Martin Dickie in 2007.
We do need to resolve inequality admits £8m-a-year Centrica boss
Centrica's Chris O'Shea (pictured) was grilled by MPs about energy costs just months after it was revealed that his pay doubled to £8m in 2023.
TSB to close one in six branches: More than 6,000 shut by banks since 2015
The high street lender said it is axing 36 of its remaining 211 sites, leaving it with just 175. Following the closures, TSB will have shut 459 branches since 2015.
Don't ditch name and shame plan - it has the City running scared, says ALEX BRUMMER
Independent regulation has not been an unalloyed success as users of the sewage-tainted water utilities and get-rich-quick energy firms could testify.
Millions kept in the dark over City watchdog's mystery probe: FCA defends name and shame plan
FCA chief exec Nikhil Rathi (pictured), revealed the probe was underway as he defended his controversial proposals to lift the veil of secrecy.
Oil industry engineer Wood Group rejects £1.4bn Dubai takeover bid
The rejection came as it emerged Bristol-based chipmaker Graphcore has also become a target with Japanese investment giant Softbank eyeing a bid.
Wetherspoon's profits buoyed by Guinness boom among younger punters
While the quarterly performance represented a slowdown in sales, the firm noted that trade was impacted by a Bank Holiday weekend happening a week later than last year.
Ford boss says it may restrict petrol models in the UK to hit EV targets
Martin Sander, general manager at Ford Europe, said any restriction on new petrol car availability would also likely push up prices for buyers.
BUSINESS LIVE: Boohoo sales slump; Wetherspoon's lifts profit expectations; Workspace boss exits
The FTSE 100 closed at a new record high, up 40.38 points at 8354.05. It also hit a new intraday high at 8,365.28 earlier in the session.
Direct Line customers faced higher prices in the first quarter
Direct Line said its average premium for motor and home insurance stood at £599 for new customers and £515 for renewal customers, against £478 and £373 by the same point a year ago.
JLR offering £150 a month towards the cost of insuring new Range Rover models
JLR has started offering £150 per month towards the cost of its in-house insurance for buyers of new Range Rovers to encourage sales in light of theft concerns.
Investors pull cash out of UK equity funds for the 35th consecutive month despite fresh FTSE 100 highs
Outflows from UK-focused equity funds totalled £665m last month, taking the total amount of capital withdrawn to £21.3bn during thirty-five consecutive months of selling, Calastone says.
My mum's £201 a week state pension is her only income - then it suddenly stopped and her life was thrown into chaos
Elizabeth Fletcher, 90, from Hemsworth, in West Yorkshire (pictured with daughter Wendy) uses her state pension to fund the fees for her care home.
Banks should be forced to disclose why they debank small businesses, MPs say
The Treasury Committee has called for the FCA to force banks to be more transparent about why decisions to debank small businesses are made.
Events planner Informa hikes share buyback scheme to £500m
The exhibitions organiser said it would repurchase £500million of its shares in 2024, 47 per cent more than previously planned, having already bought about £180million so far this year.
Can YOU afford to become a stay-at-home mum? We reveal the ... a simple trick to ensure you keep hold of your pension pot…
It's the late-night discussion that many couples juggling a growing family, stretched finances and long working hours will have - and a hot conversation point among new mums.
Tesco uses AI to give millions of Clubcard holders challenges for point boosts - how does it work?
Tesco will use artificial intelligence to give eligible Clubcard holders 'personalised' challenges. This is Money explains how the trial will work.
Grieving relatives face long waits on hold to the probate office as helpline hours are cut
In February, HM Courts and Tribunals Service cut the opening times on its phone line in half, reducing them to between 9am and 1pm Monday to Friday.
Get 5.6% interest with a quirky 365-day notice savings deal that beats one-year fixes
The 365-day notice account is being offered by saving and investing platform Prosper, in a deal that This is Money has secured exclusively for readers.
Could the Bank of England really cut interest rates this week?
The Bank of England could leapfrog the US Federal Reserve and European Central Bank this week with its first base rate cut.
My Isa has £24,000 in shares, trusts and ETFs - what's the cheapest investment platform?
What would be the best investment platform for me in terms of the cost of holding investments and buying and selling?
Best cash Isa rates 2024: Our pick of the five top deals
We pick our five favourite cash Isas for savers. This is essential reading to help you choose a top savings account for your money that can also protect you from tax.
Scottish Widows gave me access to a stranger's £40,000 pension - so could they get at my six-figure pot?
Ritchie Wilson was thrilled to discover in February that he had an extra pension pot worth up to £40,000 on his Scottish Widows account.
Here's one type of savings account you SHOULD get from a High Street bank - SYLVIA MORRIS
Providers pushed up their rates in April, with several offering more than 5% on a one-year fixed rate cash Isa. But those have all disappeared.
Retail sales hit by wet weather and early Easter bank holiday
The latest British Retail Consortium (BRC)-KPMG Retail Sales Monitor revealed sales dropped by 4 per cent year-on-year.
Online trading platform Plus500 suffers fourth consecutive revolt over fat-cat pay
At its annual general meeting yesterday, Plus 500 said two-thirds of participating shareholders opposed its remuneration report.
Disney+ streaming service finally turns a profit as cost cutting efforts bear fruit
Disney posted a profit of £37m for its Disney+ arm - which makes shows such as Only Murders In The Building (pictured) in the first three months of 2024.
Kier Starmer and Rachel Reeves don't have that 'vision thing', says ALEX BRUMMER
Shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves' choice of language to describe the Tory economic narrative and the timing of her intervention is strange.
Rolls-Royce Cullinan Series II is here - and the brash SUV will cost from £300k
The first one may have divided opinions as much as Marmite, but now Rolls-Royce has launched the second generation of its vast Cullinan SUV with a host of tweaks.
I'm dying of brain cancer at 39. But my insurance won't pay out because I had 'dizzy spells' after I applied for the policy
In June last year, Michelle Rendle woke in the middle of the night to find her husband, John, 39, having a seizure - the start of a nightmare for their family.
How do we stop our troubled child gambling away their inheritance?
One of our children has some episodes of depression and anxiety and sometimes irrational behaviour. They have threatened suicide in the past. They also have a gambling issue.
Take That's concert at Co-op Live has moved venue - can I reject my new seats? DEAN DUNHAM replies
I booked to see Take That at the new Co-op Live venue in Manchester. The concert has been moved to the AO Arena, Manchester.
Bungalow wars! Downsizers are in bidding battles against young families as prices soar
For years, bungalows suffered from a lingering stigma of being outdated, unimaginative or deemed only for older homeowners but that's now changed.
The 10-minute rule that could save you from a parking fine
TOBY WALNE joined 33-year-old traffic warden Stacey for a day as she patrolled the streets of Stratford, London handing out £100 fines.
Big Four auditors fined £9m for the London Capital & Finance mini-bond crisis
London Capital & Finance raked in £237m from 11,625 savers - many of them retired and elderly - before going bust at the start of 2019.
MARKET REPORT: Rate hopes send Footsie to another record high
On another record-breaking day on the stock market, the blue-chip index rose above 8300 for the first time to an all-time high of 8335.
Zalando has sporting chance of summer boost after swinging back into the black
Zalando, which sells brands such as Nike and Sweaty Betty, thinks business will be boosted by the Euro 2024 football tournament.
Boost for City as BP vows to keep its London listing - but profits at oil giant tumble 45% to £2.2bn
BP chief exec Murray Auchincloss (pictured) said leaving the City is not on the agenda as he comes under pressure to close the gap with Shell.
Saudi Aramco to pay £100bn dividend to help fund city of the future
A desert mega city is one of a series of projects that Saudi's crown prince hopes will make the kingdom's economy less dependent on oil.
MP condemn woke ESG debanking as 'legitimate' firms are denied accounts
A report on banking services for small companies took aim at the 'unfair' practice of denying accounts to legitimate businesses.
I wanted to return £12,000 of wedding clothes from Matches - but it went bust: SALLY SORTS IT
I purchased six outfits at a cost of about £12,000 from Matches ahead of a family wedding. But a few days later I heard that its owner Frasers Group had put the firm into administration.
BUSINESS LIVE: BP profits slump 72%; Wayve raises more than $1bn; Retail sales sink in April
The FTSE 100 hit a new record close at 8313.67 - and a new intraday high at 8,335.68 earlier in the session. Among the companies with reports and trading updates today are BP, Wayve and IWG.
ODYSSEAN INVESTMENT TRUST: Newcomer's knack for seeing unloved gems turn into polished diamonds
The managers are stock pickers who back their judgment. If they like a stock, they build a big position. As a result, the trust has only 16 holdings.
MIDAS SHARE TIPS UPDATE: Cohort is reaping the benefits of a changing world
Reading-based Cohort specialises in high-tech systems and software that help to keep countries and their armed forces safe.
MIDAS SHARE TIPS: Spectra Systems helps combat fake stamps and banknotes
Spectra's technology is known as the last line of defence against those intent on defrauding countries, companies and consumers. At £2.17, the shares are a buy.
Hargreaves Lansdown will refund £100 in share dealing fees to customers - is it a deal worth taking?
Hargreaves Lansdown* has launched the £100 refund for new and existing customers.
IWG continues cutting debts ahead of potential US listing
The office space provider reported group revenue flatlined at $912million in the first three months of 2024, while system-wide turnover grew by 2 per cent to $1.04billion (£820million).
Octopus Energy valuation grows to more than £7bn as backers up stake
Octopus Energy is now worth more than £7bn after two of the group's biggest shareholders upped their stakes in the business.
First Direct relaunches £175 switching deal for new customers just two weeks after pulling it
First Direct has relaunched its £175 switching deal just two weeks after its last switching deal ended due to demand from customers.
How YOU can cash in on the stock market 'feeding frenzy': These ten UK companies are ripe for a takeover bid
They have been described as sitting ducks: UK-listed companies that really ought to be more highly valued and are therefore ripe for being picked off by cash-rich foreign predators.
Car makers slash EV sales forecast for 2024 as public demand plummets
Shrinking appetite for EVs means the UK automotive sector has been forced to revise its sales forecasts for 2024, downgrading electric car market share to fewer than one in five (19.8%).
The 21 top investment funds insiders recommend more than any others to grow your money
We have teamed up with consultancy The Lang Cat to compile a list of the most-recommended funds by the UK's top six investment platforms.
Manual cars may be near extinction in five years as the number of new models halves
The number of new mainstream models that are manuals has more than halved in six years, with Volvo, Mercedes-Benz, Jaguar and Lexus no longer offering showroom models.
House prices flat in April says Halifax, but buyers seek cheaper homes due to rising mortgage rates
House prices rose by 0.1% in April, according to the latest figures from Halifax, following a 0.9% fall in March.
Record savers rushed to open Isas this April thanks to new rules and top rates
New rules and higher rates resulted in a jump in the number of savers opening accounts at the start of this year's Isa season.
Could the Bank of England leapfrog the Fed and cut interest rates first?
The BoE has so far followed the Fed's lead - but markets are starting to consider whether we might start to see divergence between the US and other central banks.
Britain 'must lay out red carpet' to retain top tech firms
Suranga Chandratillake says he fears that start-ups being bought up by foreign predators or listing overseas could see none left in British hands.
How Britain's big water firms are drowning in sea of debt
The sheer amount of borrowing already threatens to engulf Thames Water, the UK's largest supplier, which is scrambling to agree a fresh rescue plan.
Spruce up your portfolio: Three Great British brands that could benefit from DIY boom
Investors looking to buff up their portfolios will be interested to learn that the reluctance to commit money to large and small projects could be ending.
Should you take out insurance to spare your family from a probate nightmare?
The insurance is best suited to people who are facing a big inheritance tax bill - like wealthy novelist Harlan Thrombey in 2019's Knives Out, whose death sparked a web of intrigue over his fortu...
Elderly father duped into £25k debt by scam company Marks Art: TONY HETHERINGTON finds culprit in Cyprus
My father has art apparently worth about £78,000. He was duped into paying more than £25,000 in fees linked to a promised sale, but the deal fell through.
Bailey must lead the way on interest rate cuts, says ALEX BRUMMER
Implanted in the minds of citizens is the idea that the cost of mortgages and credit for consumers and enterprise is high as a result of the Truss tantrum.
Failing to remortgage in time could cost typical homeowner £278 a month
Almost a third of homeowners have let their mortgage slip onto their lender's standard variable rate for at least a month - and doing so could cost them dearly.
Renault reveals new Symbioz mid-sized SUV - and it'll cost less than £30k
Renault is coming for the Nissan Qashqai with its latest unveil: The new Symbioz. The hybrid five-seater family car becomes the eighth SUV from the French brand.
House prices will rise £61,500 on average in the next five years, predicts Savills
Savills had previously expected house prices to fall by 3% this year, but revised this to a 2.5% rise on the back of falls in the cost of mortgage debt.
House prices to jump 2.5% as economy brightens and mortgage rates fall, says Savills
Savills' forecast is the latest to take a more upbeat view. Lloyds, Britain's biggest mortgage lender, also recently said it saw prices rising this year.
MPs set to grill FCA boss Nikhil Rathi on 'name and shame' plan
Rathi (pictured) will be questioned over the proposals - which have provoked a fierce backlash - at the Commons Treasury select committee.
Attacks in the Red Sea are escalating, warns shipping giant Maersk
Container vessels have been rerouted around the southern tip of Africa since to avoid attacks by Iranian-backed Houthi militants in the Red Sea.
The cheap Chinese electric cars that COULD be worth buying:...ut to hit the UK... including a very surprising household name
Would you buy a Chinese electric car? No matter your answer, the fact is that brands from the Far East are starting to flood the UK market. Here are five examples of models on sale or coming in 2...
I'm jealous of my husband's dead ex-wife - she was rich and...h her flamboyant spending: What can I do? VICKY REYNAL replies
I am intrigued by these fights over money - since money isn't scarce from the sounds of it so it would seem like you are clashing over different views on spending.
Can I get my private pension at 55 due to this bizarre birth year quirk? STEVE WEBB replies
My pension provider says I am in the unusual position of being able to access my pension at 55 for a short period, but then being denied access again until I'm 57. Why?
Investors are pulling money out of UK funds on a worrying scale, says RUTH SUNDERLAND
March was the 32nd month in a row where there were net withdrawals from UK equity funds by British private investors, according to the Investment Association.
Greg Clark urges officials to roll out red carpet to convince Unilever to list ice cream arm in London
Ministers and Stock Exchange bosses should take an 'activist approach' to ensure the UK doesn't miss out to Amsterdam or New York, according to Tory MP Greg Clark.
Billionaire Czech Sphinx bidding for Royal Mail 'would not slash jobs' if he succeeds
Daniel Kretinsky is preparing to table a new takeover offer ahead of a May 15 deadline.
London's Alternative Investment Market sees liquidity plunge as investors turn to the US
Companies on the AIM have suffered a 15.4% fall in the average value of the daily trading of their shares, underscoring wider concerns about the UK stock market.
Diageo appoints Nik Jhangiani as next finance boss
Nik Jhangiani intends to join Diageo as chief financial officer this autumn following an eight-year spell at Coca-Cola Europacific Partners (CCEP).
Luxury Devon penthouse in Grade I listed Flete House is for sale for £450k... but there's a catch
The penthouse is part of Flete House Tower, which is set in 12 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds in the village of Ermington, two miles from the town of Ivybridge.
Consumption of diesel is down almost a billion litres in a year as petrol demand shoots up
The AA attributes the drop to high costs coinciding with effective anti-diesel campaigns in towns and cities, leading to drivers switching from diesel to petrol, hybrid and electric cars.
British family reveals why they're ditching England for goo...n though Australia is grappling with a severe housing shortage
A British tradie who went from sleeping in a car in London to running his own handyman business has revealed why he is still moving to Australia as a skilled migrant despite the rental crisis.
Spirit of Nicole and Papa lives on in frugal new Renault Clio, says RAY MASSEY
And that's especially the case with the value-for-money 1-litre petrol TCe 90 that I've been driving after the model was quietly reintroduced into the Clio range.
Are MPs paid silly money? I don't think so, says Tory grandee Norman Fowler
Lord Fowler was Health Secretary from 1981-87, during Margaret Thatcher's premiership. After quitting politics he toured Africa with Ken Clarke and Leon Brittan.
CITY WHISPERS: Are Darktrace's big shareholders prepared to back £4.2bn takeover?
Founding investor Mike Lynch has yet to comment. And it is also tough to work out the position of the Darktrace Employee Benefit Trust.
Older workers will sustain growth, says HAMISH MCRAE: We must incentivise them to stay, like Japan
If we are to ease the tax burden on the young, we have to make work more attractive for the old. Simple as that.
Shipping firm Clarksons set for EIGHTH pay revolt as boss Case gets £12m pay packet
Case received a bonus of £10.4 million. It makes him one of the highest paid bosses of any firm listed on the London stock market.
Disney set to report jump in profits just weeks after boss Bob Iger won boardroom battle with Nelson Peltz
City and Wall Street experts predict Disney will report a profit of around £3.6 billion for the six months to March, thanks in part to a cost-cutting programme.
The neat trick that can DOUBLE your children's savings... without costing you a penny more
By making use of another tax-free saving scheme once their child reaches adulthood, parents saving into Junior Isas could boost their savings by £10,000 thanks to free Government bonuses.
How much longer can insurance firms persist with tax on the poor? JEFF PRESTRIDGE
Currently, many who pay for car or home insurance monthly, rather than annually, face interest charges of more than 20%.
Secrets of the new King Charles bank notes that took ten years to create
We have been granted an exclusive invitation to the Bank of England's inner sanctum where His Majesty's high-tech money was designed.
Baroness Bowles: Nationwide using sneaky tactics to avoid Virgin vote
The building society is denying its 16 million members a say on the deal that would create Britain's second biggest savings and loans group.
Savers withdraw £5bn from current accounts in bid for better interest rates
They are piling billions into accounts paying a higher return, new analysis shows, giving banks a headache.
One in six motorists baffled by confusing mess of different parking apps and rules as pay and display machines are phased out
Researchers found that 15 per cent of drivers are anxious that they will be ticketed and fined because rules are too hard to follow.
Warning to drivers over dashcam error that could be invalidating your car insurance and costing you a fortune
Motoring experts have warned drivers across the UK about a 'little-known' mistake which could render their car insurance void. (stock image)
Do I have to pay capital gains tax if I sell bitcoin but don't take cash out?
How does the taxman deal with capital gains from investing in bitcoin? Is the tax due when you sell the asset or when you realise the benefit back in your (fiat) bank account?
What are passkeys... and are they really better than passwords for keeping your money safe online?
Passwords are the main line of defence with online security, but many can easily be overcome by crooks. Enter the passkey, which security professionals think will be the future of digital safety.
What next for mortgage rates?
Fixed mortgage rates have edged up since February, after almost six months of consecutive rate cuts by lenders.
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