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Applied over a 10-year period, the tax is expected to raise around £2 billion over its lifetime - clawing back some of the cost to British taxpayers of fixing the cladding problem.

There simply is not enough natural gas in the world to meet demand....FLNG

With food, gas and petrol bills on the rise - plus the Universal Credit cut and the end of furlough - the FCA fears people will find themselves in a vulnerable position and tempted by easy but expensive credit.

For all the Prime Minister's talk of levelling up and building back better, they're so out of touch with the electorate it shames us all

(Photo by Jon Cherry/Getty Images) Few will emerge from the pandemic unscathed, but the young have made colossal sacrifices and suffered some of the worst consequences. University students have struggled to learn online, career opportunities have been hampered as jobs dried up, and those living in cramped quarters trying to combat loneliness, let alone date, have found lockdown particularly challenging.  While the virus has caused massive loss of life, the health risks of catching the virus ar...

Wales is at alert level 4, with young children back at school but other people encouraged to stay at home

The Rolls-Royce Group (LON:RR) share price appears to have stabilised. Paul Summers questions whether it's now time to pile in.

Hospitals are under unbelievable strain. Credit: PA There is no such thing as a normal or predictable seven days amid a pandemic, but next week will be marked by several key moments in 10 months of extraordinary events. From Covid vaccine trackers to grim mortality figures, here is what to expect as we enter the second week of January. Full impact of Christmas mixing While Boris Johnson burst many festive bubbles five days before Christmas by putting parts of the country under strict Tier 4 re...

This imperfect Brexit deal means the battle to truly Leave has only just begun This flawed settlement contains all the ingredients for Remainers to work towards ever-closer EU alignment 31 December 2020 • 6:00am While Boris Johnson has not quite delivered a full-fat Brexit, he has contrived an escape route against the odds. Leavers, outside Parliament at least, are divided over whether his deal is merely the illusion of sovereignty or a concrete breakthrough for freedom. Still, the agreement ...