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Which? launches super-complaint against 'broken' insurance industry

Which? launches super-complaint against ‘broken’ insurance industry

According to a recent super-complaint launched by the consumer group Which?, issues within the home and travel insurance sectors are critical enough to warrant significant attention. The complaint asserts that the processes for filing claims can result in greater distress than the initial incidents prompting those claims. Which? reported troubling examples of customer experiences, including […]

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London homes 500 metres from station ‘command £42,700 premium over those 1,500 metres away’ | Housing market

London homes 500 metres from station ‘command £42,700 premium over those 1,500 metres away’ | Housing market

Recent data reveals that homebuyers in London who purchase properties within 500 meters of a tube or railway station pay an average of £42,700 more compared to those buying similar properties located 1,500 meters away. This research, conducted by Nationwide Building Society, indicates that the emphasis on good transport links remains significant even in the

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Reeves urged to take 2p off employee NI and add it to income tax in budget | Budget 2025

Reeves urged to take 2p off employee NI and add it to income tax in budget | Budget 2025

Rachel Reeves, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, is being urged to implement a 2p reduction in the rate of employee national insurance, reallocating it to income tax in her upcoming autumn budget. The Resolution Foundation, a prominent thinktank, has proposed this change as part of a broader strategy to raise approximately £30 billion, thereby addressing

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Nvidia to invest $100bn in OpenAI, firm behind ChatGPT

Nvidia to invest $100bn in OpenAI, firm behind ChatGPT

Nvidia, a leading US technology company, has announced plans to invest up to $100 billion (£73 billion) in OpenAI, the organization behind the ChatGPT platform. This investment will primarily focus on supplying high-performance chips essential for the processing power required in artificial intelligence (AI) applications, a field in which OpenAI specializes. The partnership has been

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Exits of Lewis and Levy will mean less ‘banging on the table’ at Premier League meetings | Premier League

Exits of Lewis and Levy will mean less ‘banging on the table’ at Premier League meetings | Premier League

The Premier League’s shareholders are set to convene for their first summit of the season in Covent Garden, a meeting that may differ from past gatherings due to notable absences. Specifically, Daniel Levy’s departure after 25 years at Tottenham and the absence of Arsenal’s executive vice-chair Tim Lewis are significant changes for attendees. Lewis, who

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Air India crash aftermath handled 'irresponsibly', says court

Air India crash aftermath handled ‘irresponsibly’, says court

The Supreme Court of India has expressed strong disapproval regarding the actions taken by the country’s aviation authorities in the aftermath of the Air India plane crash that occurred in June, resulting in the deaths of 261 individuals. The incident involved a flight from Ahmedabad to Gatwick Airport that crashed shortly after takeoff, leaving only

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What boost in flights could mean for UK climate goals

What boost in flights could mean for UK climate goals

The potential expansion of airports in the UK raises significant questions about future air travel emissions. Gatwick’s proposal for a second runway could introduce an estimated 100,000 additional flights annually, while a third runway at Heathrow could add around 276,000 flights. Luton airport’s approved expansion further complicates these projections. As the UK aims to achieve

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