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If this is to be the last lockdown it has to work
Zero covid countries might have to decide between opening up or writing off tourism
The Irish Times
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Mining deal adds to Zambian debt woes
With further payments coming due, Lusaka is under pressure to stabilise finances to secure an IMF deal
The Financial Times
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Slow vaccination rollout puts EU strategy under scrutiny
US and UK make faster starts but tight supply represents looming risk everywhere
The Financial Times
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Oil services companies signal worst is over for sector
Bellwethers for global oil industry say activity is picking up but caution recovery still fragile
The Financial Times
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Over-50s offer holiday operators ray of hope
Bookings surge among the retired as vaccine rollout boosts consumer confidence
The Financial Times
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Last day for KFC fans to get 50% off popcorn chicken meals
IT’s the last day KFC fans can get half price popcorn chicken as part of a January sale. The deal reduces the price of one regular popcorn chicken meal to £2.15..
Last day for KFC fans to get 50% off popcorn chicken meals
IT’s the last day KFC fans can get half price popcorn chicken as part of a January sale. The deal reduces the price of one regular popcorn chicken meal to £2.15..
The Sun
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SEISS questions: Can you still claim self-employed grant if you have a part-time job?
THE SEISS grant has provided a fraction of self-employed earnings for those who are unable to continue trading through the pandemic. But can ...
SEISS questions: Can you still claim self-employed grant if you have a part-time job?
THE SEISS grant has provided a fraction of self-employed earnings for those who are unable to continue trading through the pandemic. But can ...
Daily Express
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Aer Lingus urged Government to oppose travel quarantine rules
Seen and Heard: Airline wrote to department arguing against rules
The Irish Times
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Love Local: Rafi's Spice and EborCibus Pizza deliver the goods
LOCKDOWN has led many people to get more creative in the kitchen - with small independents in York helping out with ingredients.
Love Local: Rafi's Spice and EborCibus Pizza deliver the goods
LOCKDOWN has led many people to get more creative in the kitchen - with small independents in York helping out with ingredients.
York Press
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US warns Beijing over incursion into Taiwanese air defence zone
Biden administration signals it will maintain tougher stance on China
The Financial Times
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The private healthcare boss with a contrarian streak
The head of Helios says the pandemic would have been better tackled with fewer, more efficient hospitals
The Financial Times
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Pension tax changes & fuel duty increases: How Rishi Sunak may claw back COVID-19 spending
RISHI SUNAK will be delivering his next budget on March 3 and all eyes will be on the Chancellor as he lays out how the Government...
Pension tax changes & fuel duty increases: How Rishi Sunak may claw back COVID-19 spending
RISHI SUNAK will be delivering his next budget on March 3 and all eyes will be on the Chancellor as he lays out how the Government...
Daily Express
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Thai hotel groups urge scrapping of quarantine rules for vaccinated tourists
International visitor arrivals plunged to 6.8m last year, from a record 40m in 2019
The Financial Times
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Uber, After Buying Postmates, Lays Off More Than 180 Employees
The layoffs include most of the executive team at Postmates, the food delivery app that Uber bought last year.
Uber, After Buying Postmates, Lays Off More Than 180 Employees
The layoffs include most of the executive team at Postmates, the food delivery app that Uber bought last year.
The New York Times
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Coronavirus: How the pandemic has changed the world economy
Key maps and charts explain how the virus has impacted markets and businesses around the world.
BBC News
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Third of Brits wear knock-off gear to help save cash, figures reveal
A THIRD of people wear knock-off gear to help save cash, figures show. Fake clothes, fashion items, cosmetics and watches are among items snapped up. A huge...
Third of Brits wear knock-off gear to help save cash, figures reveal
A THIRD of people wear knock-off gear to help save cash, figures show. Fake clothes, fashion items, cosmetics and watches are among items snapped up. A huge...
The Sun
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4 Major Market Changes In 2020 That Can Help You Build A Successful Startup In 2021
As the economy is recovering, a sea of opportunity lies in front of startup founders. Here are 4 major market changes that happened in 2020...
4 Major Market Changes In 2020 That Can Help You Build A Successful Startup In 2021
As the economy is recovering, a sea of opportunity lies in front of startup founders. Here are 4 major market changes that happened in 2020...
Forbes.com
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Even Diageo's cocktail of brands won't guarantee heady profits in a pandemic
Shuttered bars and restaurants will have taken their toll on the Guinness owner, which reports interim results this week Looking into the bottom of...
The Guardian
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Universal Credit rise should be REPLACED with hardship payment in £6bn scheme
A NEW coronavirus hardship payment should replace the £20 boost to universal credit, according to one of Britain's most influential think tanks.
Universal Credit rise should be REPLACED with hardship payment in £6bn scheme
A NEW coronavirus hardship payment should replace the £20 boost to universal credit, according to one of Britain's most influential think tanks.
Daily Express
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Universal Credit: Can you claim Universal Credit and Statutory Sick Pay at the same time?
UNIVERSAL CREDIT claimants received a short-term boost amid the pandemic, but now the deadline for this increase is drawing ever closer.
Universal Credit: Can you claim Universal Credit and Statutory Sick Pay at the same time?
UNIVERSAL CREDIT claimants received a short-term boost amid the pandemic, but now the deadline for this increase is drawing ever closer.
Daily Express
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MONTANARO EUROPEAN: Big returns from small firms
Its view is simple: smaller companies offer potential to deliver investors stellar returns, if they are also run with a firm eye on the environment, adopt fair work practices...
MONTANARO EUROPEAN: Big returns from small firms
Its view is simple: smaller companies offer potential to deliver investors stellar returns, if they are also run with a firm eye on the environment, adopt fair work practices...
Mail Online
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Small firms are reeling from lockdowns, but tax blow is looming
Leading business groups are urgently calling for an extension to the self-assessment deadline to give struggling businesses a much-needed financial breathing...
Small firms are reeling from lockdowns, but tax blow is looming
Leading business groups are urgently calling for an extension to the self-assessment deadline to give struggling businesses a much-needed financial breathing...
Mail Online
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Ex-model Melinda Messenger earned £120,000 in ONE DAY
Messenger now earns a fraction of the money she used to receive in the late 1990s at the height of her fame. But she appreciates what she has more nowadays, and retrained...
Ex-model Melinda Messenger earned £120,000 in ONE DAY
Messenger now earns a fraction of the money she used to receive in the late 1990s at the height of her fame. But she appreciates what she has more nowadays, and retrained...
Mail Online
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TONY HETHERINGTON: Firm won't refund Pompeii trip
Andante agreed to a full refund of £2,186, but six weeks later it withdrew the offer and would only give me a voucher for future travel, with the possibility of a cash refund...
TONY HETHERINGTON: Firm won't refund Pompeii trip
Andante agreed to a full refund of £2,186, but six weeks later it withdrew the offer and would only give me a voucher for future travel, with the possibility of a cash refund...
Mail Online
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Are YOU due a cut of £3bn in lost shares and dividends?
When Julia Martin received a phone call last week about unclaimed shares belonging to her father, it came as a bolt out of the blue. There were stocks and dividends in...
Are YOU due a cut of £3bn in lost shares and dividends?
When Julia Martin received a phone call last week about unclaimed shares belonging to her father, it came as a bolt out of the blue. There were stocks and dividends in...
Mail Online
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HAMISH MCRAE: Growth is just round the corner
The Bank of England has the best handle on the way the economy is developing and its chief economist said that it would begin to recover 'at a rate of knots' from the...
HAMISH MCRAE: Growth is just round the corner
The Bank of England has the best handle on the way the economy is developing and its chief economist said that it would begin to recover 'at a rate of knots' from the...
Mail Online
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Billionaire Asda brothers gatecrash Topshop bidding battle
Blackburn's Zuber and Mohsin Issa have been locked in top secret talks to buy the fashion brand for the past fortnight and launched a late bid last week.
Billionaire Asda brothers gatecrash Topshop bidding battle
Blackburn's Zuber and Mohsin Issa have been locked in top secret talks to buy the fashion brand for the past fortnight and launched a late bid last week.
Mail Online
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'What's the point of cash if you can't go and spend it?'
They fear that unless it fulfils a promise made 317 days ago to legislate to ensure nationwide access to cash, high streets will soon become cashless zones.
'What's the point of cash if you can't go and spend it?'
They fear that unless it fulfils a promise made 317 days ago to legislate to ensure nationwide access to cash, high streets will soon become cashless zones.
Mail Online
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'Ethical' funds still hold shares in Grenfell fire firm
This is despite the highlighting of unacceptable conduct within its UK insulation business at the inquiry into the Grenfell Tower fire that killed 72 people.
'Ethical' funds still hold shares in Grenfell fire firm
This is despite the highlighting of unacceptable conduct within its UK insulation business at the inquiry into the Grenfell Tower fire that killed 72 people.
Mail Online
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Why Brexit is poised to unbottle whisky profits
The US imposed a 25 per cent tax on single malt Scotch imports a couple of years ago - punishment for the EU subsidising aircraft maker Airbus. Yet prices have started to rise...
Why Brexit is poised to unbottle whisky profits
The US imposed a 25 per cent tax on single malt Scotch imports a couple of years ago - punishment for the EU subsidising aircraft maker Airbus. Yet prices have started to rise...
Mail Online
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Gatwick increases its Government borrowing by £75m
According to documents seen by us, the latest financing means Gatwick has borrowed £250million under the Bank of England's Covid Corporate Financing Facility scheme.
Gatwick increases its Government borrowing by £75m
According to documents seen by us, the latest financing means Gatwick has borrowed £250million under the Bank of England's Covid Corporate Financing Facility scheme.
Mail Online
