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BT to move 1.3 million customers on to more expensive deals
Landline customers shifted to the pricier ‘unlimited minutes’ plan will have to pay an average of £1.83 extra every month. BT says customers will pay no more than £4.50 extra a month.
Beware the easy-access deals that pay no interest at all
With interest rates at record lows, it is vital savers seek out the very best deal. And the majority of the £814.6bn in easy-access accounts is with big banks that typically pay the worst rates.
VICTORIA BISCHOFF: No way to treat police heroes injured on duty
Injured police officers who are long retired now find themselves the victims of a cost-cutting crusade. These are the heroic men and women who had put themselves in harm’s way every day.
Last surviving rare Ford Sierra RS Cosworth could sell for £60k
Registration C357 HVW is one of the pre-production Ford Sierra RS Cosworths created before full assembly started in Tickford in 1986. It’s the lone surviving car out of ten that were built.
‘Urban canyons’ can cause signal blackouts in driverless cars
‘Uurban canyons’ caused by high-rise towers and skyscrapers on either side of a road can block signals received from satellites and result in ‘potential safety and operational implications’.
Ford revives the Bronco SUV after a 24-year absence
It might not be the ideal vehicle for British climates, with the stripped-down SUV looking ready-made for the Wastelands of a Mad Max film rather than the wet lanes of Maidstone.
Homeowners unable to move due to dangerous cladding
Some homeowners are unable to sell their homes due to dangerous cladding, following the fire at Grenfell Tower three years ago.
Vertu Motors records £9m profit in June
Sales of the Gateshead-based firm’s new retail cars rose by almost 1 per cent last month compared to June 2019 as the UK car market began a tentative restart.
Best savings rates: Junior Isa and children’s account rates tumble
Some of Britain’s biggest banks are slashing the returns on children’s savings accounts just months after the Chancellor handed parents a boost to the tax-free Junior Isa allowance.










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