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Action needed to tackle ‘elevated’ risk in models used to determine loan charges, says regulator
Annual growth in amount of money in the economy has turned negative for the first time since at least 2010
Customers’ bills to rise almost 37% by end of decade under new five-year spending plan
Revised data from ONS shows Britain is not worst G7 performer
Minister warns of farmland turned over to tree planting and other carbon offset schemes
Conservatives reported to be considering scrapping estates levy
The chancellor is ‘open to ideas’ about reforming tax-free accounts, so what could investors expect?
Cash savings rates are attractive, but may not pay off in the long term
Xlinks project seeks 25-year contract with government to guarantee a fixed electricity price
The current approach to designing, approving and building the UK’s grid is too fragmented
Modest easing of requirement is just a nod to pressure to deregulate the UK’s stagnating markets
People in Lincolnshire are divided about the case for an underground disposal facility for radioactive material
Higher than expected penalty by EU court highlights how bloc’s rules still apply due to N Ireland’s single market ties
UK central bank says facility is needed as risks from financial institutions such as insurers and pension funds rise
Project starts increased by 75% in second quarter
There has been a sharp rise in cases concerning water quality, the regulator has warned
A new chief executive and a boom in travel could resurrect the stalled project. But rising costs and environmental concerns stand in the way
Companies warn they are unable to import benchmark steel product cheaply under current import quota scheme
Reductions rose in September to 4.2% of original asking price, the highest level since early 2019
But employees in north and Midlands struggling more than those in south to find fair pay and predictable hours
Energy network operator to run a trial to reduce gas demand if shortages loom
Party officials shift focus to making independent schools pay VAT and business rates in event they win power
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£4bn withdrawn between April and June this year
Move condemned as ‘reckless’ by climate change campaigners
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