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State pension to rise by more than £400 a year in April - double some winter fuel payments
The state pension is due to rise by 4% in April, giving an extra £460 a year to recipients.
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Oasis and Ticketmaster should refund fans who paid inflated ticket prices, says consumer group Which?
Oasis and Ticketmaster should refund fans who were charged over-inflated prices for tickets, the consumer group Which? has said.
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Post Office scandal appeals process 'unacceptable', Horizon victim says
A victim of the Post Office Horizon scandal has told Sky News that plans for a new appeals process are "unacceptable" on several fronts.
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Chatbot start-up SplxAI lands $2m amid growing cybersecurity threat
A start-up which helps companies protect against cyberattacks targeting their AI chatbots has raised millions of dollars to fund its expansion.
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Apple to launch new tech at its biggest event of the year - but will it be enough to make you part with your cash?
Apple is launching its latest iPhone in what is billed to be its biggest release of the year.
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Reynolds puts finishing touches to £1.25bn Port Talbot deal
Ministers are racing to finalise a £1.25bn deal with Tata Steel, the owner of Britain's biggest steelworks, amid fading hopes of a similarly consensual agreement with the industry's second-largest player.
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Billions lost to tax evasion but HMRC has no targeted measures to stop it - NAO report
Roughly £5.5bn of potential state revenue has been lost due to tax evasion, according to the government spending watchdog.
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Push Doctor owner Square Health hires bankers to explore capital-raise
A prominent provider of virtual GP services has drafted in bankers to explore a capital-raising as its family owners look to capitalise on its status as Britain’s biggest telehealth provider.
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'Bus revolution' measures unveiled to 'save vital routes' across the country
A "bus revolution" will save vital routes and put passengers first, the government has said, as it unveiled new measures which include plans to further support franchising.
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Telegraph bidders given new deadline as £100m Spectator sale looms
The remaining bidders for The Daily Telegraph have been given a deadline for revised bids for the right-leaning newspaper as its stablemate, The Spectator magazine, clinches a £100m sale to the hedge fund tycoon Sir Paul Marshall.