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Ofgem said 20,000 people had been in touch about the daily fees before consultation closes later on Friday.

The chancellor says that tax cuts would help the economy be more dynamic and grow faster.

Aslef members are taking action after LNER told the union to provide minimum service levels.

The under-threat Port Talbot steelworks is also a striking and much-loved landmark, artists say.

Residents say there will be "no shops left" in the city centre if improvements are not made.

Peter Sewell made the comment ahead of a legal battle against Post Office branch manager Lee Castleton.

Mitsuko Tottori joined the flag carrier as a flight attendant in 1985, before working her way up.

The retailer plans a "phased withdrawal" but says its 1.9m bank customers will see no immediate change.

Which? has said the best value fares are either unavailable or hidden among myriad of options.

What help and options are available to people struggling with debt repayments?

Scrumconnect is planning to create 150 technology jobs in the North of England.

Apple cannot sell two of its smartwatch models while it fights a legal battle over patents.

The cost of replacing lost items or misreading information can be costly for those with ADHD.

Ellie Baldry says it made financial sense to close earlier as January is a "quiet" time for trade.

Stacy Young will return to work three months early as she struggles with the cost of baby essentials.

iPhones made up a fifth of phones shipped last year, according to shipment data from the International Data Corporation.

Bosses including the global CEO of the firm behind the faulty Horizon IT system apologise to victims.

The management slides described performance-related payments for staff as "too good to be true".