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Inheritance tax receipts hit £5.7bn in the eight months from April to November 2024, new data from HM Revenue & Customs has revealed.

The volume of goods bought across Great Britain increased by 0.2 per cent in the four weeks to 23 November, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS).

The fund manager, which currently charges just 0.15% on any balance, capped at £375 per year, told investors last week that it will begin charging monthly from January.

The problem faced by a typical twenty-something is daunting: how to buy a house and pay down debt while also building an emergency fund and future savings.

Seven years ago, I bought a property with a neighbour's shed encroaching on my land at the back of the garden. This is a problem now I want to sell my house.

Around 64,216 new cars rolled off UK production lines last month, down 30 per cent from last year, according to industry body the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT).

Britain's biggest water supplier was dealt a blow when Ofwat ruled it could charge customers 35% more by 2029 - not the 59% it asked for.

The Belfast company famed for building the Titanic plunged into administration in September for the second time in five years.

The flagship cryptocurrency favoured by drug dealers and money launderers this week hit a new high of $108,379.

Serco expects its 2025 revenue to be in line with 2024 levels despite a cut of around 7% from the loss of immigration contracts in the UK and Australia.