Rapid Car Check reviewed 7m vehicles and their mileage against MOT records and found that 6.3% had discrepancies. With almost 40m motors on the road, it means 2.4m could be clocked.
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Schools re-opening tipped to kick-start a return to the office
Think tank the Centre for Economic and Business Research estimates 1.5m mothers and fathers have been working at home, mainly because of the need to look after school-age children.
Halifax will close its £100 switch offer a week early but you can still snap it up
Consumers after money for switching bank accounts have until midnight tonight to take advantage of one of the most generous offers around.
I’m meant to get a third of my ex’s pension, so where do I stand?
My ex-husband contacted me recently because he intends to take advantage of the change in UK pension law, to allow him to withdraw 25% now and the balance in monthly or yearly payments.
A new insurance scam was uncovered every 5 minutes in 2019
A new scam was uncovered every five minutes, equating to 300 fraudulent claims, and just over 2,000 false applications being detected every day, according to the ABI.
MARKET REPORT: Pharma giants boosted as Covid-19 vaccine hopes grow
Astrazeneca struck a deal with Australian group CSL, which will make 3.8m doses of its potential vaccine for the Australian government. The vaccine is being developed with Oxford University.
Brexit tension hits pound: Sterling tumbles towards $1.31 and €1.11
Speaking on the eve of the next round of negotiations with Brussels, Prime Minister Boris Johnson set a five-week deadline to strike a free-trade deal with the European Union.
Red lights flash as online health and beauty retailer Hut plots float
The Hut Group founder Matthew Moulding (pictured) is taking on both the chief executive and chairman roles – a direct breach of the UK’s Corporate Governance code
Thomas Cook set to return as an online-only travel agent
As airlines and tour operators battle for survival, conglomerate and investment firm, Fosun, plans to bring back the holiday company as an online travel agent, a year after its demise.
ALEX BRUMMER: Division over BT’s future
British Telecom chief exec Philip Jansen (pictured), after a dazzling career in private equity and at fintech firm Worldpay, is acutely aware that shareholder patience is stretched.










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