There are 28 deaths a year on the road per million people in the UK, while Sweden’s figure is 25 fatalities, according to a report by the European Automobile Manufacturers Association.
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Lloyds announces in-app service to let customers cancel subscriptions
Millions of Lloyds customers who signed up for new subscription services during the coronavirus lockdown will be able to cancel them in their banking apps under a new update, the bank said.
What can you recycle? Your guide to symbols and recycling
With our guide, you can identify the symbols that show whether products can be recycled and better target your spending towards the push for recycling.
Did I inherit my late husband’s Serps in my state pension?
My husband assumed I would be awarded some of the ‘state earnings-related pension’ into my widow’s pension and telephoned the DWP several times to check this out.
ALEX BRUMMER: No tears shed for Boohoo
What began as a supply chain issue has hit Boohoo’s share price and could quickly turn into something far worse.
Laws set to force banks to have local ATMs
Link said that 12 per cent of Britain’s 60,000 ATMs were shut during the coronavirus lockdown and more than 5,000 ATMs have not been turned back on, raising fears that many may never reopen.reopen.
We want to help our kids out but should we lend or gift the money?
We’re happy to part with the cash if it helps them out, but we’re not sure of the tax implications of just giving them thousands of pounds.
Is now the time to get your money back into small, high growth stocks?
UK smaller companies fell by more than 35 per cent when markets were shaken earlier this year. But many remain positive on the sector and say there are good opportunities to be had.
British firms not ready to leave European Union
Half of all bosses said they cannot make preparations until ministers provide certainty over the nature of the future relationship, according to a survey for the Institute of Directors.
Lifting lockdown fails to provide bounce for High Street
A 65 per cent drop in footfall was registered for High Streets and 62 per cent for shopping centres, compared with the same month in 2019, despite the lifting of lockdown on June 15.










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