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As demand for air conditioning goes through the roof, what are the implications for our planet?
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Deal to create sixth largest UK bank is no game-changer but makes sense to parties involved, especially Richard Branson Don’t get too excited by the talk from CYBG about creating the UK’s sixth largest bank via
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Ofwat says failings by privatised water companies left 200,000 households cut off Households could be in line for much higher compensation payouts when their water is cut off following a damning watchdog report into supply failures during the
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Wall Street joins European markets in closing lower as trade tensions and political worries in Germany hang over shares.
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Concerns that surveillance technology could be used to target activists, immigrants and people of colour
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Request was refused by Network Rail and other operators and changes led to chaos for rail users The operator of Northern trains requested in January to defer the introduction of the
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Watchdog says Big Four accountants have failed to show appropriate scepticism KPMG, the accounting firm that signed off the books in the years leading up to Carillion’s collapse, has been singled out by the industry regulator in a report that says the overall quality of the audit profession is in decline. The Financial Reporting Council, the watchdog for the UK’s accountants, said the profession had demonstrated a “failure to challenge management and show appropriate scepticism across their audits”.
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The Dow Jones slipped 0.6 per cent while the S&P 500 was 0.4 per cent lower
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More than 1,500 job losses in £1.7bn deal by CYBG that will create UK’s sixth-largest bank The Clydesdale and Yorkshire bank brands are set to disappear from high streets after Virgin Money agreed to a £1.7bn takeover by the owner of the two institutions that will lead to the loss of more than 1,500 jobs.
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Typical weekly grocery shop to go up by £5.50, the price of a family meal for four at a high street restaurant chain will increase by £9, and a pair of trainers to become £6.75 more expensive
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UK Finance says card based payments outstripped cash for the first time in 2017, a year ahead of forecasts, but it's important that people who still want to use cash aren't left behind
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Britain’s bosses warn that Britain’s economy is weakening, as German prosecutors arrest boss of VW’s Audi division
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There was a danger that Rupert Stadler could seek to suppress evidence, prosecutors say.
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Rolling coverage of the day’s political developments as they happen, including Theresa May’s speech on the NHS and the Lords debate on the EU withdrawal bill
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Stock markets around the world have started the week on edge as trade wars and Brexit dominate the agenda.
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Rolling coverage of the day’s political developments as they happen, including Theresa May’s speech on the NHS and the Lords debate on the EU withdrawal bill
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A weekend flight from Dublin to Ibiza had to be diverted to Paris as three passengers became disruptive.
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Brewing giant will plough an average of £170,000 each into hundreds of locations across the country
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First major arrest to be made over cheating which emerged in 2015
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Britain’s bosses warn that weak consumer spending, business investment and trade are creating a ‘torpor’
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Rightmove said the North is a sellers' market - encouraging people to raise prices - whereas more homes are coming onto a softer market in the South.
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£1.7bn deal creates UK’s sixth-largest bank with 6 million customers and 9,500 staff More than 1,500 jobs, mainly senior management posts, are to be axed in the £1.7bn takeover of Virgin Money by the owner of Clydesdale and Yorkshire banks. Clydesdale and Yorkshire Bank Group (CYBG) and Virgin Money have agreed to create the UK’s sixth-largest bank, with 6 million personal and small business customers and total lending of £70bn.
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Stoppages planned this week on South Western Railway, Northern and French railways
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Productivity will remain weak, pay rises limited and household finances stretched, with savings rate at historic low and debt levels high
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Frank Field to collect evidence from takeaway service workers over next five weeks
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Britain’s bosses warn that weak consumer spending, business investment and trade are creating a ‘torpor’
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Britain’s bosses warn that weak consumer spending, business investment and trade are creating a ‘torpor’
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The combined group will be the UK's sixth-largest bank, with about six million customers.
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Britain’s bosses warn that weak consumer spending, business investment and trade are creating a ‘torpor’
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Britain’s bosses warn that weak consumer spending, business investment and trade are creating a ‘torpor’
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Clydesdale Bank owner sweetened its offer for rival challenger earlier this month
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A million children between the ages of seven and 15 could be missing out on tax-free savings pots of up to £1k each in 'lost' Child Trust Fund accounts. Here's how to find out if your child has lost theirs
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IMF figures show the world is more indebted than during the financial crisis and needs more borrowing to create growth At the end of May, the International Monetary Fund launched its
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Last time around, two members of the monetary policy committee voted to raise the bank rate to 0.75 per cent, while the remaining seven voted to hold.
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The average asking price for properties hit a record high for the third straight month, according to the latest Rightmove report
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Today, our pensions columnist Steve Webb answers his 100th question from a This is Money reader, this time helping someone find an old fund from an employer that went out of business.
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The new merged company will be the UK's sixth-largest bank, with six million customers.
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Deal creates UK’s sixth-largest bank with 6 million customers and 9,500 staff The owner of Clydesdale and Yorkshire banks is to take over Virgin Money in a £1.7bn deal, creating the UK’s sixth-largest bank with 6 million customers. Clydesdale and Yorkshire Bank Group (CYBG) agreed to pay 1.2125 new shares in exchange for each Virgin Money share. Based on Friday’s closing price of 306p, this values each Virgin Money share at 371p.
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Government directive means trustees will be able to push harder for green investments Managers of the £1.5tn invested in Britain’sworkplace pension schemes are to be given new powers to dump shares in oil, gas and coal companies in favour of long-term investment in green and “social impact” opportunities.
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Concerns likely that country will suffer fourth collapse unless EU writes off some debt Eurozone finance ministers are braced for a row this week with the Greek government over the terms of a “golden goodbye” as the country prepares to
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Consumers used debit cards 13.2bn times in 2017, while the number of cash payments fell 15% Debit card payments have overtaken cash as the most popular form of payment in the UK for the first time, according to banking industry figures. Consumers used their debit cards 13.2bn times last year, up 14% compared to 2016, according to a report by UK Finance, the trade body for the UK banking and financial services sector. The number of cash transactions fell by 15% to 13.1bn transactions in the same period.
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The British Chambers of Commerce says that the UK economy could see its weakest year since 2009.
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More than three million people hardly used cash at all last year, according to the banking trade body.
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How one entrepreneur had to quit work to battle cancer, leaving his co-founder to grow their company on his own.
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But the number of properties available for sale jumps 17.5 per cent in southern areas
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