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Aston Martin reveals a scaled-down electric DB5 £54,000
It is powered by a battery driven 6.7bhp 5kW electric motor driving the rear wheels up to a top speed on the standard DB5 Junior of 30mph. A racier version has more power and a top speed of 50mph.
Coronavirus UK: Over 4m cars might be MOT-less this autumn
The swell in demand for tests is predicted to double in the coming months due to the unprecedented combination of scheduled MOTs and those who took out the 6-month extension from the start of lockdown.
Virgin Money launch new 90% LTV mortgages with a number of restrictions
In recent months, the number of options for those with a 10% deposit has dried up thanks to coronavirus. Virgin has launched some this week- but not for new builds or flats.
CBI boss Carolyn Fairbairn demands Boris Johnson leads UK firms back into the workplace
Writing in the Mail, Carolyn Fairbairn, the director-general of the CBI says getting UK staff back into offices and workplaces is as important as the return of pupils to school.
Best student current accounts in 2020 for freebies and large interest-free overdrafts
Every year Britain’s biggest banks seek to sign up freshers with large overdrafts and freebies, and this year is no different, even if most other things have been. Which accounts are best?
Do you REALLY want six months’ salary sat in a ‘savings’ account?
Let’s say you have a joint annual household income of £80,000 – so c.£50,000 net of tax. Assuming you are able to as much as £25,000 aside, do you really want it sat in a savings account?
Households spend £552 a year on subscription services
The subscription economy has grown to be worth £323million, according to research from Barclaycard Payments, with an increase in businesses adopting the model.
Global stocks set records thanks to tech boom
Demand for tech shares and fresh hopes for a vaccine pushed the MSCI World Index, a major international benchmark, above the previous high reached before the Covid-19 outbreak.
UK car production slumps by a fifth in July
Just 85,696 new models left vehicle plants last month, which is 22,543 fewer than in July 2019, official figures have revealed today.










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