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Should the Online Safety Act survive?
The Online Safety Act, a measure to safeguard children, is having unintended consequences
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Pension pitfalls to avoid as Budget rumours prompt panic
With every Budget comes tax speculation about pensions, but it is usually better to avoid knee-jerk reactions based on rumours. These are the pension pitfalls to avoid.
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Revolut to invest £3 billion into the UK and create 1,000 jobs to boost Britain’s financial services
The fintech giant is also looking to compete with legacy banks across the globe as it looks to expand to 100 million customers by 2027
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Three years after the Mini-Budget, where are we now?
The ill-fated Mini-Budget was delivered on 23 September 2022, sending mortgage rates skyward and Liz Truss packing. Where are we three years on?
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Is Britain heading for a big debt crisis?
Opinion Things are not yet as bad as some reports have claimed. But they sure aren’t rosy either, says Julian Jessop
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'Labour’s failure on housing is becoming a national crisis'
Opinion Labour’s plans on house building are not working out and it's not hard to work out what has gone wrong, says Matthew Lynn
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Britain’s migration crisis
Public concern over immigration is at the highest level since polling company Ipsos first started asking about the issue. So what’s being done about it?
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Jeremy Hunt: Tech and defence will make Britain great again - investors should stay or risk missing out
For investors shifting away from the UK, tech and defence may well be opportunities worth staying for, the former chancellor Jeremy Hunt says.
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Bank of England’s MPC votes to keep UK interest rates unchanged
UK interest rates have been held at 4% despite a weakening economy
