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Great British Railways must ensure ticket prices are fair, says regulator - could fares become cheaper?

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This is Money examines what GBR is, which rail businesses are affected, how ticket prices could change for customers and why a regulator is looking to step in to rein in GBR.

Upper Crust and Millie's Cookies owner SSP flags lower profits as Middle East conflict disrupts travel

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The owner of Upper Crust and Millie's Cookies has warned annual profits will be lower after a sharp fall in passenger numbers.

Investors pile into 'Africa's Revolut' as it makes biggest debut on London stock market for five years

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African payment giant Airtel Money's stock market debut is proving to be a hit among retail investors after a dearth of listings in the City.

'Great design should polarise': Jaguar boss Rawdon Glover answers our questions about its make-or-break new EV

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We sat down with managing director Rawdon Glover to ask the big questions about the new car and Jaguar's daring strategy.

Bank of England boss warns UK must balance the books or face bond market turmoil

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A fresh spike in bond yields would drive mortgage rates even higher, spelling more pain for homeowners facing payment shocks as their fixed rate deals end.

The most (and least) reliable cars revealed: Is your model on the list? Almost 40,000 drivers have their say...

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With the cost of living continuing to put pressure on household finances, the last thing families need is a car that costs them an arm and a leg in repair bills. Here's the six least reliable models.

How finance lost its voice: Who will defend the City from a Budget battering? asks ALEX BRUMMER

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Who speaks for the City of London? That may sound an odd question given the proliferation of lobby groups and trade organisations.

Ex-trader wrongly convicted of rate rigging set to sue Barclays

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A former Barclays trader whose conviction for rate rigging was quashed this week plans to sue the bank.

Moneybox launches three new ready-made funds and cuts its fees

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The saving and investing platform has launched new actively managed funds that come in cheaper than its other investments. Here's why they could be a good choice for beginners.

My husband isn't leaving me anything in his will. Would I be on the hook for fees if he goes into care?

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My second husband and I are now both in our 80s. Even though I had the money and wanted my name on the deeds of the property we live in he's always refused.

Energy bills are expected to surge in 2027: Here's how to lock in a cheaper fixed energy tariff

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The energy price cap was hiked on October 1 and is predicted to rise again in January. If you're not on a fix, you can find tariffs that should save you money in the colder months.

What would YOU sacrifice to retire five years early? Three quarters would cut spending now to stop work sooner

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Around one in six workers would downsize their home to free up cash for early retirement, according to Aegon which carried out the survey.

Samsung dials up a record £6bn profit as AI boom sees surging demand for memory chips

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Samsung, which partnered with model Cara Delevingne, pictured, said it expects profits to have risen almost nine-fold to £61bn.

'Absolute disgrace': Shock as Marston's brewery in Burton upon Trent to be shut by owner Carlsberg

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Carlsberg Britvic has announced it wants to close the Staffordshire site next summer, citing UK drinkers turning their backs on cask ales. Around 310 people work at the site.

Ask Steve Webb your pension question for a special This is Money podcast

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Steve Webb will be joining Georgie Frost and Simon Lambert on This is Money's podcast on Friday, 16 October. Find out how to ask your question.

Just three energy firms will supply 74% of British homes after Eon-Ovo merger: Will it drive up bills?

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British Gas, Eon and Octopus Energy will control the vast majority of the UK's household energy market once the merger completes. Will it be a good thing for customers?

Tesco predicts less boozy Christmas as weight-loss drugs and health drive hit demand for alcohol

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The boss of Tesco has said Brits are set to drink less booze this Christmas amid an increased interest in healthy lifestyles.

Tesco narrows profit outlook as shoppers shrug off 'uncertainty' driven by the Middle East conflict

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Britain's largest grocer had said in April that it was giving a wider profit forecast than usual of between £3 billion and £3.30 billion, given the uncertainty caused by the war in the Middle East.

Hairdressers accuse politicians of 'sexism' as they say industry's pleas for tax cuts are ignored

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More than 2,000 salon industry professionals have signed a letter calling for the Government to take immediate action to prevent further business closures and job losses.

Top 20 Goldman Sachs execs set to share £400m in one of Wall Street's biggest paydays

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Top bosses at Goldman Sachs are in line for bonus payouts totalling more than half a billion dollars in one of Wall Street's biggest bonanzas.

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