PPI Scandal: Lenders To Re-Open 2.5m Claims

The City regulator says banks and other lenders are to reassess more than 2.5 million payment protection insurance (PPI) complaints. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) says the claims, which were made in 2012 and 2013, may have either been unfairly...

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Lib Dems Promise Six Weeks' Paternity Leave

The Liberal Democrats will promise fathers an extra four weeks' paternity leave under new manifesto plans due to be announced. The policy would extend the total parental leave to 58 weeks by extending fathers' current entitlement of two weeks to six....

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Business Leaders Back Scottish Independence

The Pro-Independence Letter In Full Updated: 12:01pm UK, Thursday 28 August 2014 The full text of the open letter to the Herald, signed by supporters of Scotland gaining independence: "We are involved in business and entrepreneurship at different...

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Cameron Warns Of 'Great Unknown' Of Devolution

David Cameron has highlighted the "great advantages" to businesses and consumers of Scotland remaining part of the United Kingdom. Addressing Scottish business leaders at a dinner in Glasgow, the PM highlighted the "better opportunities and choice"...

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Heart Disease To Cost UK £15bn In 2014

Heart disease is expected to cost £15bn by the end of 2014 with billions wiped from British productivity, a new study has suggested. Britain's healthcare system will see that cost rise 22% to £18.3bn by 2020, the research produced by the Centre for...

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Britain's Top Jobs Dominated By Private Schools

The majority of top jobs in Britain go to privately-educated pupils, a major new report has revealed. The UK remains "deeply elitist" according to a study of 4,000 jobs by the Social Mobility and Child Poverty Commission. The report says private-school...

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Tax Fugitives Brought To Justice By HMRC

Five of the UK's top tax fugitives have been brought back to the UK to face justice following a global HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) initiative, the organisation has said. HMRC said it is "excellent news for all honest taxpayers" and released images...

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Schools Divert Cash To Cover £1bn Funding Gap

A £1bn shortfall in funding for places is forcing many schools to borrow money as well as cut back on repairs and building projects, according to a new poll. More than three quarters of authorities in England claim they have not received enough cash...

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Ecclestone Return Heralds New F1 Board Revamp

By Mark Kleinman, City Editor Formula One (F1) motor racing is preparing for further governance changes as the sport's boss, Bernie Ecclestone, retakes his boardroom seat following a £60m bribery trial settlement. Sky News understands that Lehman...

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Cable Blitz On Loopholes In Zero-Hours Contracts

Business Secretary Vince Cable has called on businesses and trade unions to expose any loopholes in plans to ban the use of exclusivity clauses in zero-hours contracts, under which employers prevent people from working for someone else. Mr Cable said...

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Draghi: ECB Ready To Spur On Euro Economy

The boss of the European Central Bank (ECB) has revealed it is ready to do more to boost a shaky recovery in Europe. But Mario Draghi warned EU member governments they must still join in efforts to reduce unemployment, which remains stubbornly high....

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Ecclestone Return Heralds New F1 Board Revamp

By Mark Kleinman, City Editor Formula One (F1) motor racing is preparing for further governance changes as the sport's boss, Bernie Ecclestone, retakes his boardroom seat following a £60m bribery trial settlement. Sky News understands that Lehman...

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Draghi: ECB Ready To Spur On Euro Economy

The boss of the European Central Bank (ECB) has revealed it is ready to do more to boost a shaky recovery in Europe. But Mario Draghi warned EU member governments they must still join in efforts to reduce unemployment, which remains stubbornly high....

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Ecclestone Return Heralds New F1 Board Revamp

By Mark Kleinman, City Editor Formula One (F1) motor racing is preparing for further governance changes as the sport's boss, Bernie Ecclestone, retakes his boardroom seat following a £60m bribery trial settlement. Sky News understands that Lehman...

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