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- Hauliers and poultry workers to get temporary visas
- Airport arrivals hit by passport gate failure
- Nike and Costco warn of product shortages and delays
- Lorry driver shortage: Government working on temporary visa scheme
- Huawei’s Meng Wanzhou flies back to China after deal with US
- Petrol driver shortage: Ministers discuss supply issues
- Petrol will continue to flow, says transport secretary
- Restaurants set to be banned from withholding staff tips
- Ministers examining how to fill food sector labour shortages
- BP closes some sites due to lorry driver shortage
- Evergrande: Shares in crisis-hit firm jump as debt deadline looms
- Energy firms’ collapse hits 1.5 million customers
- Travel rule change delayed by lateral flow test shortage
- Amigo will now let people stop paying
- Joe Biden downplays chances of UK-US trade deal
- Covid travel test change date needed to avoid losses
- Staff to gain right to request flexible working from first day
- Gas crisis: Energy price cap will stay, say Kwasi Kwarteng and Ofgem
- US stocks tumble amid fears of market correction
- Gas crisis: Pig farmers fear they may have to cull animals
- Evergrande: Embattled China property giant sparks economy fears
- Gas price rise: Government considering loans for energy firms
- UK energy company seeks funds to stay afloat
- Debt news – 19 September 2021 · Debt Camel
- Broadcasting cash offsets Man Utd's Covid losses
- Travel rule changes ‘positive’, say airlines
- Four more small energy firms could go bust next week
- Carbon dioxide 'threatens food security' says meat industry
- Gas price rises prompt urgent government talks
- Unpaid state pension: 'I'm disgusted by delays'
- Next deal keeps Gap brand alive in the UK
- Covid-19: Overhaul of international travel rules expected
- 'I’m constantly worried about being evicted'
- John Lewis charters ships to ensure Christmas stock arrives
- Co-op to start selling groceries on Amazon Prime
- UK power prices soar after key cable hit by blaze
- Primark claims clothes will now be eco-friendly and affordable
- Countryside Properties scraps leasehold ground rent rises
- should you get a new job? Or work overtime? · Debt Camel
- 'I learned to read again to get a new job'
- Javid: Valneva vaccine would not have got UK approval
- Brexit: Checks on goods imported from the EU delayed again
- Apple rushes to block 'zero-click' iPhone spyware
- Democrats propose partial rollback of Trump tax cuts
- TUC says 'proper pay rise' would fix shortages problem
- UK scraps Covid-19 vaccine deal with French firm Valneva
- The epicentre of Britain's pandemic house price boom
- Debt news – 12 September 2021 · Debt Camel
- England vaccine passport plans ditched, Sajid Javid says
- Women's state pension: 'It is like you've lived one big lie'
- Apple dealt major blow in Epic Games trial
- Delays in state pension payments ‘causing anxiety’
- What is 'individual transport' and why is it important?
- Fraud warnings not good enough for young adults, says charity
- Food shortages could be permanent, warns industry body
- ‘Pingdemic’ dents UK economic growth in July
- US Biden and China's Xi hold first call in seven months
- Ikea in talks to buy former Topshop flagship store
- Costa gives 5% pay rise to some staff and recruits 2,000
- How much must you earn to replace the £20 UC cut? · Debt Camel
- Facebook accused of allowing sexist job advertising
- Guarantor lender Buddy Loans goes into administration · Debt Camel
- Amazon pays £492m in UK tax as sales surge to £20.6bn
- Boeing: Directors to face investor lawsuit over fatal crashes
- Woman refused 5pm finish wins £185,000 payout
- Triple lock pension pledge suspended for one year
- Chip shortage could last into 2023, says car boss
- ‘Young, black people have to work three times as hard’
- 'A hotel without linen is not a hotel'
- M&S warns of new food supplies threat as Brexit rules change
- Has Covid killed off business cards for good?
- Ikea struggles with supply problems due to driver shortage
- Debt news – 5 September 2021 · Debt Camel
- Almost 50 shops a day disappear from High Streets
- Jobs market set for bumpy ride, says Resolution Foundation
- Heathrow criticises Border Force for ‘unacceptable’ queues
- Flu jabs in England and Wales delayed due to HGV driver shortage
- 'Bitcoin fraud cost me £500,000'
- What's it like to be in the 1% of female lorry drivers?
- US jobs growth disappoints as recovery falters
- Lorry driver shortage prompts food price rise fear
- TCS: What does IT giant's new work model mean for India?
- Section 13A – a little-known way to get Council Tax written off · Debt Camel
- Top Gun and Mission: Impossible films delayed due to US Covid spike
- Afghanistan: Facebook says it helped people flee, including staff
- McDonald’s hiring 14 year-olds in Oregon amid labour shortage
- Amazon to recruit 55,000 staff for expansion drive
- UK house price rises accelerate, says Nationwide
- New eco-petrol baffles a quarter of motorists
- NHS blood tube shortage: Supplier ramps up imports
- Ryanair predicts rapid rebound in airline travel
- Tokyo 2020: Toyota restarts driverless vehicles after accident
- China cuts children’s online gaming to one hour
- Give UK workers four more bank holidays a year, says TUC
- Vietnam lockdown adds to global coffee supply concerns
- Affordable uniforms law will miss new school year
- Suit you sir? Not anymore at some M&S stores
- Debt news – 29 August 2021 · Debt Camel
- Covid: Report finds big rises in garden furniture prices
- Morrisons calls for action on lorry driver dearth
- Peloton investigated over the safety of its treadmills
- Hire UK workers to drive lorries, minister tells firms
- Shein: China fashion giant investigates 'false' anti-Uyghur job ads
- Farms face an oversupply of pigs due to staff shortage
- BA warns of serious cost problems when furlough ends
- Apple chief executive Tim Cook gets $750m payout
- Travel changes make little difference, says airport boss
- Food firm in 'drastic' action amid driver shortage
- Uber and union bosses to meet after landmark deal on workers' rights
- Why rent control isn’t working in Sweden
- Tesco and Iceland bosses warn over Christmas supplies
- Mr Kipling maker Premier Foods offers staff hybrid working
- Afghanistan: World Bank halts aid after Taliban takeover
- Virgin Hyperloop unveils new pod concept video
- Airbnb offers free accommodation for 20,000 Afghan refugees
- McDonald's UK restaurants run out of milkshakes
- Retail survivors: The London shops that have been trading for centuries
- Bitcoin back above $50,000 as recovery continues
- “I’m using my credit card. But my report says I’m not!” · Debt Camel
- Are you being taken to court for a payday loan debt? · Debt Camel
- Debt news – 22 August 2021 · Debt Camel
- Climate change: Will I still be able to fly in a net zero world?
- BHP sacked 48 over sexual harassment and assaults at Australian mines
- Morrisons backs US firm's improved £7bn takeover offer
- Sky Broadband says online access problems resolved
- Apple delays recalling staff to the office until 2022
- House prices: Demand changes, not tax waiver, pushed prices up
- New visas urged to tackle EU lorry driver shortage
- Nvidia's takeover of Arm raises serious concerns, says watchdog
- M&S upbeat as it says turnaround plan is working
- OnlyFans to ban sexually explicit content
- Amazon 'planning to open department stores in US'
- Chip shortage: Toyota to cut global production by 40%
- Former Netflix staffers charged for making $3m from insider trading
- Debt consolidation? Avoid these five errors
- Scottish public spending deficit doubles to £36bn
- Price rises cool amid clothes and shoe discounting
- Trials of shared banking hubs to be extended
- Nando's shuts restaurants as it runs short of supplies
- BHP: Mining giant to leave London's FTSE 100 for Sydney
- Afghanistan: Facebook confirms it bans all Taliban-related content
- Going to uni – should you get a credit card?
- Afghanistan conflict: Airlines reroute flights out of Afghan airspace
- Japan's economy bounced back ahead of the Olympics, data shows
- Streaming service DAZN seeks to shake up TV sport
- The $8bn EV company you’ve probably never heard of
- Debt news – 15 August 2021 · Debt Camel
- Firms want help to measure their carbon footprint
- Ningbo: Global supply fears as China partly shuts major port
- Gatwick in talks with lenders amid Covid losses
- Will I ever be able to fly without feeling guilty again?
- Cost of NHS Covid tests for UK arrivals reduced
- Apple regrets confusion over 'iPhone scanning'
- Lord of the Rings: Amazon moves show to UK from New Zealand
- Lee Jae-yong: Samsung heir released from prison on parole
- Crypto heist hacker returns most of the stolen funds
- The 2021 IVA protocol – what has changed & will it stop mis-selling? · Debt Camel
- UK economy grows 4.8% as Covid restrictions ease
- Cryptocurrency heist hacker returns $260m in funds
- David Cameron in row over promoting genetics firm Illumina
- Google may cut pay of staff who work from home
- China tech giant Xiaomi aims at smartphone global top spot
- Hackers steal $600m in major cryptocurrency heist
- Paddy Power owner betting shop revenue rebounds
- TikTok named as the most downloaded app of 2020
- Second hand car sales soar amid shortage of new models
- Anger at overflowing Covid test drop boxes
- Groupon told to improve how it treats customers
- Saudi oil giant Aramco sees profits soar by almost 300%
- Covid PCR costs can be excessive and exploitative, says Javid
- Debt news – 8 August 2021 · Debt Camel
- Covid-19: Quarantine-free travel to France resumes as UK rules change
- Energy bills to rise by at least £139 for millions of households
- Virgin Galactic space flight tickets to start at $450,000
- Snickers Spain pulls TV advert after homophobia accusations
- US stock exchange sets diversity rules for listed companies
- Working from home 'has helped me make my career'
- US economy adds more jobs than expected in July
- £140 help with your electricity bill this winter · Debt Camel
- Apple to scan iPhones for child sex abuse images
- Coronavirus: PM and transport secretary defend travel changes
- Covvid-19 & help with your IVA
- TikTok tests Snapchat-like 24-hour feature, say reports
- Covid travel: France no longer amber-plus and green list expands
- Provident Scheme – 4 million people can now claim a refund · Debt Camel
- Taylor Wimpey rejects housing market bubble fears
- Timber shortage due to 'unprecedented' post-lockdown demand
- How long do IVAs last? And how many fail? · Debt Camel
- Bonuses & pay rises – what happens if you are in an IVA · Debt Camel
- Shares slide after China brands online games 'electronic drugs'
- Beyond Meat boss: Tax on negative impacts “does appeal”
- Pingdemic: ‘I'm losing hundreds of pounds in tips’
- UK defence firm Meggitt bought by US giant
- Afterpay: Jack Dorsey's Square in Australia's biggest buyout
- Pay rise for Aldi lorry drivers amid shortage
- Debt news – 1 August 2021 · Debt Camel
- Taxi and food discounts offer to boost youth jabs
- Employee shortages: Where have all the workers gone?
- Monzo bank in money laundering rules investigation
- 'Covid vaccine scammers nearly got me'
- Elon Musk: 'I don't want to be CEO of anything'
- Amazon hit with $886m fine for alleged data breach
- What to do if Full & Final settlement offer is rejected?
- Didi: Chinese ride-hailing giant denies plans to go private
- Amazon predicts slower sales growth as Covid boost eases
- US economic growth ‘disappoints’ as Covid surges
- Netflix US cast and crew must be vaccinated to work
- International cruises from England to restart
- US economic recovery 'making progress', says Fed
- Sheffield Forgemasters: Ministry of Defence to acquire steel firm
- Food distributors complain of lack of detail over Covid tests
- Tech giants' profits soar as pandemic boom continues
- Tesco offers £1,000 joining bonus for HGV lorry drivers
- Stain remover demand rises as distancing shrinks
- House prices at new high as buyers seek more space
- Marlboro maker Philip Morris could stop selling cigarettes in UK
- Will the new Enforcement Conduct Authority bring bailiff reform? · Debt Camel
- Tencent shares slide after Beijing crackdown on music rights
- What to do if a creditor won’t freeze interest · Debt Camel
- Debt news – 25 July 2021 · Debt Camel
- Firm fined £2.6m for claiming clothes prevent Covid
- The experiences replacing closed High Street stores
- Fashion for Crocs continues to break records
- Rail services face cuts as staff self-isolate
- Covid-19: More testing sites for key workers to avoid isolation in England
- Covid: The holiday makers having to self-isolate abroad
- Covid: New testing plan will not work, says CBI
- Covid: Food workers given exemption from isolation rules
- Road planners 'can ignore climate change'
- Major websites hit by global outage
- Covid: Panic buying discouraged amid new pingdemic peak
- Bitcoin climbs as Elon Musk says Tesla 'likely' to accept it again
- Nord Stream 2: US and Germany reach deal on controversial Russian gas pipeline
- 'Catastrophic' backlog at driving licence body, warns union
- UK government borrowing falls in June as economy reopens
- Is there a solution to the hospitality staff crisis?
- Backlash as pinged staff rules called unworkable
- What to do if you have problems paying your Council Tax
- Covid: Asia follows global shares slide amid recovery fears
- Writing fake online reviews could be made illegal
- Zoom bets billions on hybrid working in Five9 deal
- Iceland and Greene King shut sites amid 'pingdemic'
- Covid: Face mask rules relax but what do workers think?
- Debt news – 18 July 2021 · Debt Camel
- 'It felt like now's my moment for a new career'
- Hong Kong: US issues warning on business risks
- Craft beer industry accused of being ‘sexist boys’ club’
- Covid: Travel firms angry over France quarantine rule
- Why the Scouts are launching a money badge after Covid
- Covid: Fully jabbed arrivals from France must still quarantine
- Uber will continue to require riders to wear masks
- Warnings grow about staff forced to self-isolate
- Entire whisky distillery ships out to China
- Goldman Sachs to require staff to wear masks from Monday
- Revolut becomes most valuable UK start-up after £24bn valuation
- Save a house deposit or pay off debt? · Debt Camel
- Why the US is launching a $300 monthly child benefit
- Masks 'expected' to be worn in shops after 19 July
- Waterstones to encourage shoppers to wear masks in stores
- Zomato: India food delivery unicorn opens $1.2bn IPO
- 'Carry on flying', says government green plan
- Inflation: Used cars and food push US prices higher
- UK banks emerging from pandemic in good health, says report
- Covid: Bus and train firms must decide whether to mandate masks
- Nightclubs and large events advised to ask for Covid passes
- Santander gives NOSIA refunds on some credit cards · Debt Camel
- Taiwan tech giants Foxconn and TSMC to buy 10m Covid jabs
- Almost half of staff care less about their careers since Covid
- Debt news – 11 July 2021 · Debt Camel
- Biden signs new order cracking down on Big Tech
- Electric cars: Man named after service station plans motorway ‘revolution’
- Classic Football Shirts warns customers of scam
- From living in a tent to financial independence
- Why strawberry experts are hoping to serve up an Ace
- 'My music is always there when I need it'
- Calls grow for extra bank holiday if England win
- UK economic growth slows in May
- Sainsbury’s stops selling CDs and DVDs
- Purdue signs deal on opioid settlement with 15 states
- Chancellor Rishi Sunak hints at ruling out 8% pension rise
- Chinese ride-hailing firm Didi sued in US as shares slide
- Demand for staff grows at record rate, survey finds
- “Should I stop paying Amigo?”
- Customers fed up with Covid excuse for bad service
- Covid: Heathrow to trial fast-tracking vaccinated arrivals
- Pentagon cancels $10bn ‘Jedi’ contract
- Vauxhall UK plant safe with electric vehicle plan
- Hong Kong defends privacy law after Big Tech raises concerns
- Workers can return to the office in two weeks' time
- Unions warn workers at risk if face masks rules dropped
- Morrisons: Bidding war looms for supermarket as rivals circle
- Grenfell prompts creation of building safety regulator
- Didi ordered off China's app stores by nation's cyber regulator
- Debt news – 4 July 2021 · Debt Camel
- Don't allow shop abuse to worsen, retail bosses urge PM
- 'It's like Endgame…where everyone just disappears'
- Music fans’ confusion over insurance cover
- Morrisons: Supermarket agrees £6.3bn takeover
- 'Euro 2020 is a lifeline for my pub'
- Vauxhall set to announce Ellesmere Port electric van
- US jobs growth picks up speed amid reopening
- Fashion giant H&M sees China sales slump after Xinjiang boycott
- Money Shop Scheme to pay 2nd small refund in December · Debt Camel
- Post-Brexit trade: UK extends EU-era steel protections
- Nissan announces major UK electric car expansion
- 'Right to Repair' law will extend lifespan of products, government says
- Gap to close all 81 stores in UK and Ireland
- What happens to my DRO if I get more money?
- India’s Bharti invests $500m in UK space start-up OneWeb
- Name all firms receiving furlough cash, say MPs
- United Airlines bets on travel boom with big plane order
- Thousands should switch from DMPs to a DRO after rule changes · Debt Camel
- Police are failing to protect shop workers, say MPs
- Juul to pay $40m in US lawsuit over teen targeting claims
- Portugal makes unvaccinated UK people quarantine
- Hong Kong trading starts after 'black rainstorm' delay
- New DRO rules – should I end my IVA and change to a DRO? · Debt Camel
- Debt news – 27 June 2021 · Debt Camel
- Foot Locker boss says casual wear is here to stay
- 'I spent £70,000 on pilot training but can't get a job'
- E10 petrol: What is it and can my car run it?
- Hairdressers fear staff crisis after apprentice shortage
- Armed Forces Day: Coin honouring Prince Philip unveiled
- The builders with the secret to work-life balance
- Green list change prompts holiday pricing chaos
- Amazon and Google probed over efforts to stop fake reviews
- Covid: Green list expansion 'not enough', say travel bosses
- Covid: Balearics and Malta added to UK's green travel list
- EE to reintroduce Europe roaming charges in January
- Covid: UK's foreign travel 'traffic light' lists due to be reviewed
- London Capital saga: MPs want change of culture at FCA
- Lego plans to sell bricks from recycled bottles in two years
- Leasehold campaigners welcome new changes
- Streaming TV giants face tighter UK regulation
- Millions become millionaires in Covid pandemic
- Aston Martin sues car dealer in cash wrangle
- China tells banks to stop supporting cryptocurrency
- Bumble closes to give 'burnt-out' staff a week's break
- Gupta-owner Jaguar Land Rover supplier in talks with lenders
- Morrisons' share price soars 30% on takeover offer
- New season tickets go on sale for part-time commuters
- McDonald's to hire 20,000 staff and open 50 outlets
- Debt news – 20 June 2021 · Debt Camel
- Shipping disruption: ‘We’re doing our best – but this is crippling’
- Morrisons rejects bid from US private equity firm
- Bloomsbury staff must be vaccinated before office return
- Some furloughed workers do not want to return, Andrea Leadsom says
- Fake ads on Facebook spoil real life fairy story
- Coronavirus: Setback for EU in legal fight with AstraZeneca
- MSC Cruises cancels passenger trips after overbooking
- TikTok owner ByteDance sees its earnings double in 2020
- Meat sector warns of Brexit production squeeze
- Victoria's Secret swaps Angels for different faces
- Halfords faces ‘acute’ bike supply challenges amid Covid disruption
- 'I'll work 100-hour weeks to clear our Covid debt'
- Federal Reserve warns US economy path depends on virus
- Funeral firms ordered to make prices clearer
- Airbnb reportedly pays tourist $7m after rape
- Billionaire Mackenzie Scott gives away £2bn more
- Boeing-Airbus trade row set to end after 17 years
- what is happening with “Scheme 2.0”? · Debt Camel
- UK and Australia agree broad terms of trade deal
- JD Sports chairman rejects criticism of £4.3m bonus
- Vodafone picks Samsung for 5G network
- 1MDB: Jho Low faces new charges in scheme involving Trump
- Covid: Boris Johnson to announce whether 21 June easing to go ahead
- Debt news – 13 June 2021 · Debt Camel
- ‘We’ll lose thousands if wedding rules don’t change’
- Disruption to shipping could delay Christmas orders
- Brewdog boss vows to learn after 'toxic culture' criticism
- Stobart Air: Aer Lingus stops most Belfast City Airport flights
- From garden chairs to boxes: Five items in short supply
- Can mining save Cornwall's economy?
- McDonald's hit by data breach in Taiwan and South Korea
- UK economy grows in April as shops reopen
- The mystery of the UK’s missing workers
- Starbucks faces drinks ingredients shortage in US
- Equifax changes credit scores on the quiet · Debt Camel
- Meat giant JBS pays $11m in ransom to resolve cyber-attack
- Travellers at mercy of rogue testing firms, says Which?
- Donald Trump-era ban on TikTok dropped by Joe Biden
- BA and Ryanair investigated for refusing refunds
- Young Thai workers race to reopen deserted beaches
- Colonial Pipeline boss 'deeply sorry' for cyber attack
- Covid-19: Less than a quarter of pubs confident of surviving three months
- Covid: Pubs and restaurants ask for deposits to avoid 'no-shows'
- Economy faces 'long Covid' if debts not tackled
- Airline bosses demand UK-US travel corridor
- House prices jump 9.5% as buyers seek larger homes, Halifax says
- Stay-at-home holidaymakers warned of summer essentials shortage
- Facebook probed by UK and EU competition watchdogs
- Debt news – 6 June 2021 · Debt Camel
- Brexit: UK announces trade deal with Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein
- US economy adds fewer jobs than forecast despite reopening
- G7: Rich nations back deal to tax multinationals
- United plans supersonic passenger flights by 2029
- G7: Rich nations confident on reaching tech tax deal
- Facebook suspends Trump accounts for two years
- Some Portugal passengers still plan to travel despite rule change
- UN: Cost of food rises at fastest pace in over a decade
- Job vacancies soar as skills shortage bites – KPMG
- Travel sector dismay as Portugal faces tougher rules
- Indoor dining boost drowned out by record May rain
- Amazon beefs up Covid testing capabilities
- US delays tariffs in 'tech tax' row
- Ex-reality TV stars' 'misleading' debt ads banned
- Alaska: Biden to suspend Trump Arctic drilling leases
- CEO Secrets: 'Have a Plan B in case things don't work out'
- House prices jump 10.9% as 'race for space' intensifies
- Covid-19: Red list arrivals terminal opens at Heathrow Airport
- Kraft Heinz to invest in the UK to make tomato ketchup
- A Quiet Place Part II becomes biggest pandemic-era US box office hit
- China allows couples to have three children
- What help is there when you can’t pay the mortgage? · Debt Camel
- Sunny customers owed refunds paid at 3.21p in the £ · Debt Camel
- Debt news – 30 May 2021 · Debt Camel
- Senior MP demands answers for leaseholders
- British exports worth billions have faced EU tariffs since Brexit
- HS2 leg to Leeds will go ahead, says Shapps
- Hospitality 'struggling to fill thousands of jobs'
- Biden budget: President sets out $6tn spending plan
- Calories on menus 'will cost thousands of pounds'
- Homes set to be heated by sewage plants in future
- French oil giant Total rebrands in shift to renewables
- Social media giant lists new 'Twitter Blue' subscription service
- Airbnb extends worldwide party ban until end of summer
- ‘There’s a sense black people are being paid less’
- US and China trade officials hold 'candid' first talks of Biden era
- Passengers refused boarding amid testing confusion
- Nissan ‘in talks to build huge UK battery factory’
- ‘Irresponsible’ London Underground Bitcoin advert banned
- China overtakes Germany as UK’s top import market
- Lidl ordered to stop selling gin brand lookalike
- Court rejects Amigo Scheme of Arrangement · Debt Camel
- Government borrowing fell in April as UK reopened
- Hinkley C: Hundreds more needed to finish nuclear power station
- UK airlines told to avoid Belarusian airspace after journalist arrest
- £300m investment to fuel electric car take-up
- Bury Brexit hatchet and seize new opportunities, says CBI
- Covid: Restaurants get creative in bid to plug staff shortage
- Debt News- 23 May 2021 · Debt Camel
- Royal Caribbean: We expect all cruise guests to be vaccinated
- 'We offered a $300 bonus to get staff for our restaurant'
- Coronavirus: Spain to lift restrictions for UK and Japanese travellers
- McDonald's: Animal rights group blockades depots, activists say
- Out in Brighton on first Friday after rules ease
- Apple v Epic: Tim Cook takes the stand in Epic legal row
- Leonard Blavatnik named UK's richest person with £23bn fortune
- Retail sales soar in April as shops reopen
- Higher plastic bag charge comes into force in England
- Australia trade deal: Ministers discuss British farmers’ concerns
- Amber list travel is legal, says EasyJet boss
- Rail services to come under unified state control
- Wells Fargo: US bank set to offer crypto fund to rich clients
- Post Office scandal inquiry to report next autumn
- UK inflation rate more than doubles in April
- Accidental savers 'to stay prudent' after lockdown
- Post Office scandal inquiry to be bolstered
- Money Shop Scheme starts paying out
- Holidaying Brits touch down in Portugal: 'It feels unreal'
- Lockdown easing fails to lure back shoppers
- Provident Scheme to pay low refunds
- AT&T nearing $150bn Discovery streaming merger – reports
- Pregnant and can’t afford your IVA? · Debt Camel
- Debt news – 16 May 2021 · Debt Camel
- Covid: A tenth of Britain's restaurants lost during pandemic
- No alternative to vaccine passports, says Dubai airport boss
- Covid: Greece ends lockdown measures and opens to tourists
- Santander customers unable to access accounts
- Debenhams: 'It's only fixtures and fittings, we'll still be friends'
- Last Debenhams stores close their doors
- Portugal to allow UK tourists from Monday
- Gupta empire facing UK fraud probe over Greensill
- Jeff Bezos and the secretive world of superyachts
- Portugal: No decision yet on UK holiday travel
- BT vows to give 5m more homes fast broadband
- Asian markets fall for third day after shock US inflation rise
- Can New Zealand’s tourism industry make a sustainable return?
- UK economy picks up as lockdown restrictions ease
- People swap summer holidays for winter ones, says TUI
- US petrol supplies tighten after Colonial Pipeline hack
- Stock markets slide on fears of rising inflation
- Queen’s Speech: Government accused of ‘rowing back’ on workers’ rights
- Morrisons hails 'renaissance of the supermarket'
- Apple's UK users deserve app price compensation, claim says
- US fuel pipeline hackers 'didn't mean to create problems'
- Provident closes its doorstep loan operation after 140 years · Debt Camel
- Cryptocurrency: Musk's SpaceX to launch dogecoin moon mission
- Rail disruption set to continue into next week after train cracks found
- Debt news – 9 May 2021 · Debt Camel
- Twitter adds 'tip jar' to pay for good tweeting
- Virgin Media customers left waiting longest on phone
- Furlough: Pair arrested over £3.4m job scheme fraud
- Post Office scandal: Former staff contacted over prosecutions
- Covid: Travel firms reject ‘overly cautious’ green list
- Money Shop, Payday UK / Express
- US jobs growth much weaker than expected
- China's exports soar as US recovers and India stalls
- Tui to subsidise Covid tests for package holiday customers
- Liberty steel owner in talks over £200m lifeline
- UK service sector growth hits seven-year high
- Covid: US backs waiver on vaccine intellectual property
- Google boss emails staff detailing return to office
- Facebook's Trump ban upheld by Oversight Board for now
- Huawei and ZTE left out of India's 5G trials
- Ikea starts buy-back scheme with promise to tackle waste
- How does a payment arrangement work & is one right for you? · Debt Camel
- The debt “Breathing Space” – could it help you? · Debt Camel
- Investor Warren Buffett names Berkshire Hathaway successor
- Bill and Melinda Gates divorce after 27 years of marriage
- EU unveils plans for overseas tourists to return
- Why can't Google get a grip on rip-off ads?
- Apple to face Epic Games in court
- Bankruptcy timeline – what happens & when? · Debt Camel
- Debt news – 2 May 2021 · Debt Camel
- Sports Direct rated lowest in customer satisfaction survey
- EasyJet and Virgin Atlantic call for re-opening of skies
- More festivals face cancellation without government aid
- India Covid: Why Indian bosses overseas are sending aid
- 'Urban flight' raises house prices in villages
- Covid: UK clubbers return to Liverpool for trial night
- Co-op to scrap plastic 'bags for life'
- Giants Tencent, Bytedance among companies reined in by China
- UK and Norway fail to reach fishing deal
- Ryanair told to compensate passengers over strike cancellations
- Heathrow Airport's losses deepen as Covid impact continues
- Housing: 'Trying to buy in this market is painful'
- Oxford Mini production to halt due to chip shortage
- Toyoda Gosei: Hundreds of jobs at risk at car parts plant
- Australia warns Google and Apple over app stores
- StepChange redundancies & the funding of debt advice · Debt Camel
- BA hopes wealthy tourists can plug corporate hole
- Whitbread: Premier Inn owner braces for strong 'staycation' demand
- Book sales surge in 2020 as UK 'rediscovers love of reading'
- Ex-Serco bosses cleared after fraud case collapses
- Post office scandal: Ex-boss quits director jobs after scandal
- Catalytic converters: Demand for precious metals drives surge in thefts
- Treasury snubbing 'mortgage prisoners', say MPs
- Debt news – 25 April 2021 · Debt Camel
- Cisco says computer chip shortage to last six months
- Ghana basks in Twitter’s surprise choice as Africa HQ
- Post Office worker Tracy Felstead 'over the moon' to clear name
- Extinction Rebellion: Jury acquits protesters despite judge's direction
- Convicted Post Office workers have names cleared
- Brexit: UK and Australia agree 'vast majority' of trade deal
- “Improving my credit score – be added to my partner’s card?” · Debt Camel
- Clothes sales boosted UK retail ahead of reopening
- Charities sound alarm over buy-now-pay-later debt
- Greensill: Emails reveal Cameron's lobbying of Bank of England
- Sir James Dyson: From barrows to billions
- Billionaire Sir James Dyson moves residency back to the UK
- Heathrow refuses to allow extra flights from India
- Reopening: Gym-goers rack up millions of workouts post-lockdown
- Rising fuel costs drive UK inflation to 0.7 in March
- European Super League: All six Premier League teams withdraw from competition
- No set off in a Scheme/Administration when debt had been sold? · Debt Camel
- Asda takeover 'could lead to higher petrol prices'
- Car insurance sees biggest price drop in six years
- Tesco fined £7.56m for selling out-of-date food in Birmingham
- London Capital and Finance: Treasury expects £120m compensation bill
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