Rishi Sunak should follow Trump’s lead and ramp up benefits
Moving Trump-style to massively enhanced universal credit payments, with top-ups linked to retraining, frees up employed workers and gives them some...
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Bailey backs furlough ‘rethink’
The job furlough scheme needs a "rethink" as ministers prepare to curb the spread of Covid-19 with new restrictions, Bank of...
‘Specsavers hearing aids broke and then fell inside my ear’
Has a company treated you unfairly? Our consumer champion, Katie Morley, is here to help. For how to contact her...
Quest for trade deals takes Britain into turbulent seas
EU exit could push UK standards closer to WTO Regrettably for all observers of trade, the issue of hormone-fed beef is...
Lost your job in the pandemic? Your car insurance could get 50pc more expensive
Unemployment can boost the price of car insurance by more than 50pc, a study has found amid concerns of an...
after a 90pc paper loss in March our William Hill tip is back in the running. Hold
The resumption of sporting activity around the globe is a further positive development, to give punters a chance to back...
How much debt is too much?
Attitudes to debt have changed over time, in financial markets as well as the political sphere. In the 1990s, Gordon...
Britain braces for an unprecedented wave of insolvencies
A fresh tightening of coronavirus restrictions threatens to force businesses back into hibernation just as some were beginning to see...
Regional press seek to consolidate after virus hammer blow
For David Elms, KPMG’s UK head of media, mergers may be the only route to safety. “You have a scenario...
Donald Trump’s TikTok crusade takes its cues from China’s ‘Great Firewall’
WeChat’s ban was put on hold when a group of the app’s users who had launched a legal challenge to...
