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Some companies are still down 70 per cent from their pre-Covid levels. According to investment analysts, that means there are still some great bargains lurking for investors.

City sources said buy-out firm Livingbridge, which is run by Wol Kolade, has appointed advisers from Deloitte to find a buyer for Broadstone.

The Next sale, which normally offers price cuts of up to 70 per cent, is one of the biggest events in the high street calendar and is estimated to clear more than £100million of stock.

Sergey Petrov made his fortune building up Russia’s largest forecourt chain and selling cars to the country’s burgeoning middle class as far back as the 1990s.

A report by the Public Accounts Committee accused the Government of being ‘complacent’ about the 350,000 problem gamblers in the UK, adding that a further 1.8million were ‘at risk’.

The criticism follows a highly unusual call held by union Unite with 37 City analysts. The views of City analysts are important to firms such as BA because they hold huge sway over share prices.

Bosses say they hope to avoid job losses through cost-cutting that would reduce some workers’ pay by 37 per cent but raise pay for others. It would also scrap January’s 4 per cent pay rise.

Buyers looking to move out of overcrowded city centres will be looking for characterful old buildings ripe for conversion. They need look no further than a redundant former chapel.

The Government is being pressed not to ‘add insult to injury’ by landing women with unfair tax bills. Denyse Vallender, pictured with husband David, was handed £21,700 due to Government bungling.

Heather Rogers, pictured, founder and owner of Aston Accountancy, explains what women receiving thousands of pounds in state pension arrears should tell the taxman.