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The broadcaster has seen an unprecedented slump in advertising during the pandemic, pushing its shares down by 60 per cent this year, meaning it will probably slip out of the FTSE 100.

Gatwick Airport, sandwich chain Pret a Manger and BMW Mini became the latest to swing the jobs axe last week, meaning around 255,000 roles have been cut or marked for the chop since March.

TSB is blowing a rude raspberry in the face of customers wanting to be served at its branch counters. The bank has started pulling down the shutters at 14 branch counters at 2pm.

Great Rail Journeys cancelled our tour of the US because of Covid-19. It has told us it will not consider giving us our money back until next year. Our Barclaycard claim was rejected.

Investors in some of these Faang-infested global investment trusts would be wise to take some profits – before shares in these funds roll over.

If home working continues in its current form the economy will not return to its pre-pandemic size until 2025. That would mean £480billion of lost output, or possibly more.

In the midst of a pandemic, an obsession with all things medical is natural, but it is also fuelling an interest in healthcare investment that is starting to look dangerously like a bubble.

There is no need for dodgy algorithms and grade predictions when choosing a bank. Students are eligible for an account that comes with benefits and interest-free overdrafts.

The 36-year-old star of the series The Pets Factor would like to start a family with his husband, Mark, a landscape gardener. He spoke to DONNA FERGUSON from their home near Bristol.

There is a cohort of insurance companies determined to do the right thing by customers. They are providers of financial protection insurance. Peter Tompkins (pictured) has been a beneficiary.