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    • Sunak to announce culture and sports support as Tory grandee warns of tax rises

      Sunak to announce culture and sports support as Tory gr…

      Lord Hague said some business and personal taxes would ‘have to go up’ due to the current economic climate.

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    • Global markets rally back as bond trading calms
      Global markets rally back as bond trading calms
    • Tens of thousands of rail staff to be trained to help disabled passengers
      Tens of thousands of rail staff to be trained to help disabl…
    • Chancellor to launch £520m Help to Grow scheme for small UK firms
      Chancellor to launch £520m Help to Grow scheme for small UK …
    • Royal Mint to give coins to 95 people turning 95
      Royal Mint to give coins to 95 people turning 95
    • Budget will pave way for strong, jobs-led recovery – Johnson
      Budget will pave way for strong, jobs-led recovery – Johnson
  • Morrisons snaps up Cornish seafood supplier Falfish

    Morrisons snaps up Cornish seafood supplier Falfish

    It claimed that the move means it has now become the first UK supermarket to own its own fishing boat.

  • Trustpilot gears up for potential £1bn London float

    Trustpilot gears up for potential £1bn London float

    Last year the website took down more than two million fake or harmful reviews.

  • UK factory output slows in February amid Brexit and Covid supply chain woes

    UK factory output slows in February amid Brexit and Covid supply chain woes

    The data came as the closely-followed IHS Markit/CIPS Purchasing Managers’ Index hit 55.1 in February, up from 54.1 in January.

  • Households’ consumer credit borrowing shrinks at fastest rate on record

    Households’ consumer credit borrowing shrinks at fastest rate on record

    Consumer credit borrowing contracted by 8.9% annually in January, marking a new low since records started in 1994, the Bank of England said.

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  • Rail fare rises not justified, say commuters

    Rail fare rises not justified, say commuters

    Prices for tickets have increased by about 2.6% despite a drop in demand during the pandemic.

  • BT chairman Jan du Plessis quits prestigious £700,000-a-year job

    BT chairman Jan du Plessis quits prestigious £700,000-a-year job

    The serial non-executive joined the telecoms giant in 2017 and was instrumental in helping it build better relations with regulator Ofcom.

  • Wagamama owner burning through £5.5m each month of Covid closures

    Wagamama owner burning through £5.5m each month of Covid closures

    Shares in the company soared higher on Monday morning after it revealed £500m in new debt facilities.

  • Profits tumble at newspaper publisher Reach as print hit by Covid-19

    Profits tumble at newspaper publisher Reach as print hit by Covid-19

    The Daily Mirror publisher said that print newspaper revenues had dropped by nearly a fifth.

  • Ladbrokes owner throws another £80m at bid for Swedish online gambler

    Ladbrokes owner throws another £80m at bid for Swedish online gambler

    Entain’s new bid values Sweden’s Enlabs at around £316 million.

  • Bunzl profits from switch to pandemic-related products

    Bunzl profits from switch to pandemic-related products

    Performance in Bunzl’s European markets was particularly strong.

  • Bank of Ireland to close 103 branches

    Bank of Ireland to close 103 branches

    The bank said 88 outlets will close in the Republic and 15 will be shut in Northern Ireland.

  • Profit set to double as bike sales lift Halfords

    Profit set to double as bike sales lift Halfords

    Cycle sales were up 43% over the last seven weeks.

  • Key questions answered on rail fares rise

    Key questions answered on rail fares rise

    Rail Minister Chris Heaton-Harris says the Government wants to make sure taxpayers are “not overburdened”.

  • Rail fares increased across Britain despite low demand for travel

    Rail fares increased across Britain despite low demand for travel

    Fares in England and Wales have risen above inflation.

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Alexandra Burke reveals personal reason for taking part in Celebrity Bake Off
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Alex Scott and Jermaine Jenas to compete in Red Nose Day challenge
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Channel 4 reveals viewing figures for It’s A Sin
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