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Fuel prices slowly falling in the UK as recession fears outweigh 'war premium'
Petrol and diesel prices are slowly but steadily falling in the UK, latest figures show.
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Just over half of councils have started making payments from £1.5bn pandemic fund
Just over half of councils in England have started making payments to COVID-hit businesses from a £1.5bn support package - almost 18 months after it was launched.
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Qantas executives asked to volunteer as baggage handlers to alleviate chaos
Qantas executives are being asked to volunteer for crucial roles such as baggage handling as the airline tries to fight the chaos that has dogged many of its competitors worldwide.
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Who is going on strike in August and for how long
Workers in many sectors are ramping up their calls for better pay and conditions, particularly as the cost-of-living crisis starts to bite.
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What uses the most water in our homes, where does our water come from and what happens during a drought?
With the UK bracing itself for another heatwave, there are warnings parts of the country could experience droughts this month.
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Arcadia trustees close in on £1bn Topshop pension deal
Arcadia Group's pension schemes are closing in on a deal to offload retirement funding promises made by the retail empire, owned by Sir Philip Green, prior to its collapse two years ago.
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Gordon Brown 'seeing poverty I did not expect to see again' as he warns people will go hungry and cold within months
People will have to go without food and be unable to heat their homes by October if the government doesn't take urgent action on the cost of living crisis, Gordon Brown has warned.
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Cost of living: Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak feel the heat amid calls for daily COBRA emergency meetings on crisis
Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak are coming under growing pressure to explain how they would help British families with the cost of living crisis this autumn.
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Next swoops for stake in struggling lifestyle retailer Joules
The high street giant Next is in talks to take a big stake in Joules, the struggling fashion and lifestyle products chain.
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Bumper US jobs report defies surging inflation and recession fears
The US hiring boom continued last month, as employers added 528,000 jobs - more than double the number expected.
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