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Honda's first electric motorcycle could be the game-changer for bikers: We've ridden the WN7

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Honda, the biggest and best-known motorcycle manufacturer in the world, has launched its first ever electric motorcycle. Can the £12,999 EV convert bikers? We've ridden it to find out.

How to invest from scratch and turn £100 a month into £52,000

Today

It has never been easier to start investing in the stock market and put your money to work. Simon Lambert explains how to get started.

Home that is 800 years old and built with stone from Ely cathedral is up for sale for £1.35m

Today

The four-bedroom house is only 137 metres away from Ely Cathedral and dates back to the thirteenth century.

Leaseholders face uphill struggle to sell their homes as typical sale takes MONTHS longer

Today

Leasehold homes take months longer to sell than freehold properties and are more likely to sell for a loss, according to Hamptons and Connells Group.

Pensions Commission could recommend people save harder and wait past their mid-50s to access pots

Today

I'm going to stick my neck out and predict three groups of people will ultimately see big changes as a result of the Commission.

Playing punk rock gigs funded my son's school fees, says ED TUDOR POLE

Yesterday

The singer and TV presenter was paid £50,000 a year on the Crystal Maze and also fronted Tenpole Tudor, who had a hit with Swords Of A Thousand Men in 1981.

Any investors from the blistering summer of 1976 will be in the money now

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An investor who put £50 a month in a diversified portfolio of shares and bonds from then until now might have a nest egg of £274,000, according to Continuum.

Coke bottling boss toasts £78m pay bonanza

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He's probably the highest-paid blue chip boss you've never heard of. Damian Gammell has led Coke bottler Coca-Cola Europacific Partners for a decade.

EasyJet: We'll cut fares when Strait of Hormuz reopens

Yesterday

Boss Kenton Jarvis said that the extended closure meant there was 'a lot of backed up production that will start flowing' when shipments are allowed through the waterway.

HAMISH MCRAE: Chancellor has lost touch with the real world

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Rachel Reeves' scheme to put a cap on the price of essential foods in supermarkets showed how little she understands how the economy works.

Humans here to stay, says Sage boss Steve Hare

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Hare said that artificial intelligence should be used to 'elevate' work done by humans not 'replace them completely'.

Lumo boss Stuart Jones hopes to lead Britain's budget rail revolution

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Jones says Lumo's plans will 'open up rail to new customers' providing relief from the punishing cost of UK train travel.

How YOU can profit as foreign predators circle home-grown businesses

Yesterday

If you are wondering what the excitement is about, here's what you need to know.

I won a boundary dispute against my neighbour in court - why hasn't she been forced to pay my costs yet?

Yesterday

Since winning a court battle over a boundary dispute, I've not recovered a penny and I don't know why it's all taking so long.

RAY MASSEY: Volvo EX60 is smart in more ways than one!

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Volvo is now owned by Chinese car-giant Geely, and the new EX60 - designed and built in Sweden - is available initially in three versions.

High Street slump as Iran war rattles consumers

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Sales volumes dipped by 1.3 per cent in April compared to the previous month. It was the largest fall for nearly a year.

MAGGIE PAGANO: Chancellor gets a reality check over state of the country

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Instead of asking herself why it is that tax hikes and ballooning welfare spending are sucking the life out of the country, Rachel Reeves has come up with a raft of ideas to 'fix' the nation.

Charlotte Tilbury owner calls off £30bn beauty merger

Yesterday

Tilbury set up her eponymous firm in 2013. Puig bought a majority of her brand for £890m in 2020 but she retained a minority stake.

Standard Chartered chief sorry for 'upset' caused by AI comment

Yesterday

Winters upset staff set to lose their jobs by describing them as 'lower-value human capital'.

WH Smith left stores 'broken' before private equity sale

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Willson said shops had 'missing lightbulbs, threadbare carpets with holes in' as well as 'missing ceiling tiles' and 'lifts and escalators that don't work'.

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