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New audit watchdog reforms to halt big corporate failures will be delayed

Plans to give regulator stronger powers to clean up corporate misbehaviour likely to take two years to become law.

Article thumbnail: LONDON, ENGLAND - JANUARY 15: Cranes stand on a Carillion construction site near Temple on January 15, 2018 in London, England. The company has announced it is to go into liquidation putting thousands of jobs at risk after talks between the company, its lenders and the government failed to reach a deal. (Photo by Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)
Article thumbnail: LONDON, ENGLAND - JANUARY 15: Cranes stand on a Carillion construction site near Temple on January 15, 2018 in London, England. The company has announced it is to go into liquidation putting thousands of jobs at risk after talks between the company, its lenders and the government failed to reach a deal. (Photo by Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)
Business

Ask Rocio: What to do when a financial firm gives you poor advice?

Business

Rent rises remain near record levels as tenants face tough times despite reforms

Article thumbnail: File photo dated 07/10/09 of an Environment Agency worker treating the River Trent at Yoxall, Staffordshire, after it was contaminated with untreated sewage and cyanide. Water companies in England and Wales issued more than 5,500 alerts of sewage being discharged into coastal waters in the last year, a report says. PA Photo. Issue date: Thursday November 25, 2021. One in six days of the official bathing season were rendered "unswimmable" due to sewage pollution near beaches and other popular coastal spots, the report from Surfers Against Sewage said. See PA story ENVIRONMENT Sewage. Photo credit should read: Rui Vieira/PA Wire
Article thumbnail: File photo dated 07/10/09 of an Environment Agency worker treating the River Trent at Yoxall, Staffordshire, after it was contaminated with untreated sewage and cyanide. Water companies in England and Wales issued more than 5,500 alerts of sewage being discharged into coastal waters in the last year, a report says. PA Photo. Issue date: Thursday November 25, 2021. One in six days of the official bathing season were rendered "unswimmable" due to sewage pollution near beaches and other popular coastal spots, the report from Surfers Against Sewage said. See PA story ENVIRONMENT Sewage. Photo credit should read: Rui Vieira/PA Wire
Business

Travel insurance complaints surge post-pandemic as insurers reject claims

Business

House prices fall 0.4% but sector confidence is rising

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Direct Line to appear on price comparison websites for first time

Business

South East Water says it needs cash injection to stay afloat

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Article thumbnail: Pernilla Nyrensten, CEO and Co-Founder of RevolutionRace Image Ben Bunyard
Article thumbnail: Pernilla Nyrensten, CEO and Co-Founder of RevolutionRace Image Ben Bunyard
Article thumbnail: Amy Golding, founder and CEO of _nology (Photo: PR Superstar)
Article thumbnail: Amy Golding, founder and CEO of _nology (Photo: PR Superstar)
Article thumbnail: Sokin was born in March 2019 from the need to build better financial services for economic migrants with families to support across the world
Article thumbnail: Sokin was born in March 2019 from the need to build better financial services for economic migrants with families to support across the world
Article thumbnail: Jesse Tran and Son Chu - Rens Co-Founders. Jesse Tran, Co-Founder and CEO with Co-founder Son Chu; of Rens Original, the Finnish sustainable startup behind the world?s first sneakers made from coffee waste and recycled plastic. Image provided via Alys Key
Article thumbnail: Jesse Tran and Son Chu - Rens Co-Founders. Jesse Tran, Co-Founder and CEO with Co-founder Son Chu; of Rens Original, the Finnish sustainable startup behind the world?s first sneakers made from coffee waste and recycled plastic. Image provided via Alys Key

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Article thumbnail: Shot of a mature couple looking worried while going through paperwork together at home
Article thumbnail: Shot of a mature couple looking worried while going through paperwork together at home
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Article thumbnail: File photo dated 29/09/22 of the Bank of England, London. New data released from the Office for National Statistics on Wednesday will reveal how fast prices were rising across the UK last month. It comes after inflation returned to the Bank's 2% target in May, after nearly three years of it being above target largely as a result of soaring food and energy prices. Issue date: Wednesday July 17, 2024. PA Photo. See PA story ECONOMY Inflation. Photo credit should read: John Walton/PA Wire
Article thumbnail: File photo dated 29/09/22 of the Bank of England, London. New data released from the Office for National Statistics on Wednesday will reveal how fast prices were rising across the UK last month. It comes after inflation returned to the Bank's 2% target in May, after nearly three years of it being above target largely as a result of soaring food and energy prices. Issue date: Wednesday July 17, 2024. PA Photo. See PA story ECONOMY Inflation. Photo credit should read: John Walton/PA Wire
Article thumbnail: Ellen Pasternack, 29, recently failed her driving test. However, when she tried to book another one, she was shocked to discover the earliest available test was in November - and it was in Birmingham, more than 100 miles away from her home in London
Article thumbnail: Ellen Pasternack, 29, recently failed her driving test. However, when she tried to book another one, she was shocked to discover the earliest available test was in November - and it was in Birmingham, more than 100 miles away from her home in London