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IMF urges Labour to get soaring welfare bill under control as leadership chaos sends borrowing costs to fresh highs

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Labour has been urged to bring the soaring welfare bill under control and slash borrowing as investors fret over a lurch to the Left under a new leader.

The Instagram vs reality property price gap! As Britain's most charming streets are overrun with selfie hunters, here's what houses are REALLY going for in Britain's most photographed areas

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Portable changing cubicles, garish smoke flares and loud strangers posing on the doorstep. Welcome to life on one of Britain's 'Insta streets'.

Eight best family estate cars: Top SUV alternatives starting from £19,000

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We might be living in an SUV era but there are still stylish, cool estate cars out there for people who want practicality but don't want an SUV.

Activist investor tells Premier Inn owner Whitbread to put itself up for sale

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US hedge fund Corvex Management has urged Whitbread's board to review its strategy, citing a valuation gap after the Premier Inn owner was hit with higher costs.

When reality bites for AI market hype, the result will be brutal: RUTH SUNDERLAND

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Little wonder observers from the Bank of England to veteran investor Warren Buffett fear rampant hype and warn that the bubble at some point will burst.

Slash the minimum wage, says Watches of Switzerland boss

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Duffy echoed other bosses in blaming increased costs - such as wages and national insurance contributions - for deterring employers from hiring.

Anglo American offloads Australian coal business ahead of Teck merger

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Anglo American will sell its Australian steelmaking coal business for up to $3.88billion as it exits the sector ahead of its merger with Canada's Teck Resources.

Air fare rises fall off as customers avoid booking holidays on jet fuel shortage fears, Ryanair says

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In its annual results, the Irish budget airline said prices were 'now trending broadly flat' for the July to September period as inflation also weighed on travellers' budgets.

Why did ReAssure give me three wildly different pension values? STEVE WEBB wins £63,000 for our reader

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ReAssure keeps valuing my pension at wildly different sums, ranging from £26k to £68k. Can you help me find out what I am actually owed?

Will YOU be let off tax on your state pension? 'Deeply flawed' plan will exempt one out of 18 pensioners, says Steve Webb

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No one who reached state pension age before April 2016 will be excused, and nor will younger pensioners with even £1 of private income on top of the state pension.

Over-ambitious sellers forced to cut prices on 32% of homes: Rightmove

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The imbalance between supply and demand means buyer choice has reached its highest level for any May since 2015

Ten cheapest locations in Britain for first-time buyers - where £150K will get you on the ladder

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It is a tough call to get on the property ladder in Britain for less than £150,000, but new data shows it is possible in multiple locations across Britain.

I'm a fund manager: Why I'm backing AutoTrader as well as Nvidia

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The Nutshell Growth Fund is invested in 36 companies that Mark Ellis thinks are the world's best. He answers our quickfire questions.

I divorced my violent ex-husband 19 years ago but he's still using money as a weapon against me

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Unlike most people, Robyn Sloan dreaded Fridays for a long time when a notification from her mobile banking app would send a jolt of fear down her spine.

How to invest in gold... and make a tidy profit if the price keeps rising

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They say all that glitters is not gold, but investors may disagree. The price of the precious metal has soared over the past year

The chilling side of Dubai: How British man was beaten, left in the desert and thrown in hellhole prison... all because of a mistake his son made

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Dubai has built its reputation as a glamorous and sun-soaked tax-haven - but don't be fooled by the shiny facade. Strict and uncompromising local laws can have dangerous consequences.

Why taking your pension tax-free lump sum could leave you thousands of pounds worse off

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Getting a tax-free lump sum is one of the biggest perks of paying into a pension. But not everyone should rush to cash in when they reach their mid 50s.

Firms set aside investing as Iran war squeeze tightens

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They are grappling with supply chain disruption, including delays and stock shortages, as well as higher energy bills.

Markets brace for chaos as Labour mayhem mounts

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Investors are warning that a lurch to the Left under a new leader would leave Britain at the mercy of 'bond vigilantes'.

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