Data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics showed the country’s economy shrank 7 per cent in the three months to the end of June having contracted by 0.3 per cent in the first quarter.
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Mercedes’ S-Class will be one of the first cars to offer hands-free UK driving
The luxury limousine has a feature called Drive Pilot, which will allow for automated driving on UK motorways if the new rules are passed.
Is Britain’s house price boom destined to be short-lived?
House prices have hit a fresh record high, according to Nationwide’s long-running index as the property market seemingly defies economic gravity.
HSBC axes 90% mortgages hitting first-time buyers
One of the only banks to offer 10 per cent deposit mortgages has pulled them, leaving just tens of such deals on offer compared to almost 800 before the pandemic.
Monzo will charge customers to withdraw more than £250 from ATMs
Monzo is set to become the first major UK bank to charge its customers to make withdrawals from a cash machine, amid fears Britain is increasingly going cashless.
VICTORIA BISCHOFF Last orders for service
The pub was probably the thing that I missed most during lockdown. A swift half with colleagues, a mid-week vino with friends, a Saturday afternoon in a beer garden… I felt lost without it.
Santander to extend branch openings by two hours from next week
Branches will be open from 9.30am until 4.30pm on Monday to Friday as of September 7. The bank had restricted its weekday hours to 10am until 3pm due to the pandemic.
BUSINESS LIVE: House prices swell to all-time high
Annual house price growth jumped to 3.7 per cent last month from 1.5% in July. Across the country, the average price of a home stood at £224,123 in August, Nationwide said.
Offsetting your mortgage will save you more than you’d earn with banks
An offset deal is where you stash your savings with the same bank or building society you have your mortgage with and use the money to reduce how much interest you pay.
MARKET REPORT: ITV loses the plot as it drops out of FTSE 100
The I’m A Celebrity broadcaster will be relegated to the FTSE 250 in a reshuffle later this month after its stock closed down 6 per cent, or 3.66p, to 57.06p – valuing it at £2.3bn.










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