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The City regulator has given lenders a year to respond to the rising number of customer complaints over the way they were sold car loans, after a high court ruling left firms fearing a

potential £30bn compensation bill

The Financial Conduct Authority said firms had until at …

A Spanish state-owned shipbuilder will buy Belfast-based Harland & Wolff in a deal that will secure all four of its shipyards and save about 1,000 jobs.

Navantia is to acquire H&W’s Belfast shipyard where the Titanic was built, as well as the Arnish and Methil yards in Scotland, and the …

Keir Starmer’s chief of staff travelled to Florida for talks with Donald Trump’s incoming White House team earlier this month.

Morgan McSweeney flew to Florida and Washington for meetings with key members of Trump’s team at the start of December.

Trump’s incoming chief of staff, Susie Wiles, who was behind …

Before this season, Sam Darnold’s strongest contribution to the NFL canon was “

seeing ghosts

Darnold was one of several quarterbacks selected early in the first round to wash out with the New York Jets. After leaving Florham Park, he bounced between backup and bridge-starter roles in Carolina …

Thames Water will have to pay an £18.2m penalty after the water industry regulator confirmed the troubled utilities company had breached dividend rules.

The Guardian

revealed

Good morning. No, “surrender squad” is not an off-brand Marvel remake: it is,

according to the Mail on Sunday

Israel’s restriction of Gaza’s water supply to levels below minimum needs amounts to an act of genocide and extermination as a crime against humanity, a human rights report has alleged.

Human Rights Watch (HRW)

investigated

Arguably, no country in Asia has better reason to be in a state of anxiety over the return of Donald Trump to the White House than Japan, since the US has been the linchpin of Japanese foreign and security policy since the second world war.

Back in 2017, well before …

Why does anyone go on I’m a Celebrity … Get Me Out of Here!? Sometimes there’s an obvious reputation-washing agenda, which annoyingly seems to work – people who are really hated come out more popular (

Matt Hancock, for example

Nearly five years after the Brexit divorce, the EU is thinking again about its estranged ex-member across the Channel. The union’s 27 leaders will discuss its relationship with the UK on Thursday, for the first time since the election of Keir Starmer, who wants to reset relations and end the …