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Supermarket sandwich megadeal probed by competition watchdogThe £1.2billion tie-up of supermarket sandwich makers Greencore and Bakkavor is being probed by Britain's anti-trust watchdog.
UK funds network and data firm Calastone to be sold by US buyout group Carlyle next weekInvestment bankers at Barclays have been handling the deal in New York - where it is thought the firm could fetch more than in London.
Is China uninvestable or misunderstood? The INVESTING ANALYSTAfter years plagued with economic issues and weak investor sentiment, is China's recent recovery an indication of brighter years ahead?
Why those born in the 1990s could face a state pension age of 74... here's how to protect yourselfSticking with raising the state pension according to the popular triple lock while keeping the bill affordable could be bad news for people in their 30s and younger.
Labour acting like communist China: Lloyds boss blasts Reeves over shake-up of pensionsCharlie Nunn (left) has piled further pressure on Chancellor Rachel Reeves (right) ahead of her Mansion House speech to the City next week.
Cutting cash Isas is madness, we should make investors buy British instead, says ALEX BRUMMERIf Reeves had fiscal space, she could improve the competitive position of the City and strengthen equity culture by abolishing stamp duty on share trading.
Lifetime Isas (Lisas): How they work and compare providersYou can save up to £4,000 a year in a Lifetime Isa and get a 25% top up on contributions. Here's how Lifetime Isas work, what types are available, and their benefits and pitfalls.
Audioboom eyes record year as profits boosted by AI and quality pushPodcast platform Audioboom is targeting a record annual performance in 2025 after earnings skyrocketed in the group's second quarter.
I'm a property expert... Rob Dix on house prices, mortgage rates, buying tips and his best ever investmentThis month Rob Dix takes on our quickfire property questions and gives his views on the current state of the market.
Sales surge at Footasylum as young shoppers defy economic conditions to splash out on top brandsThe Rochdale-based shoes and clothing chain reported a record financial performance in the year to the end of January.
China's largest car exporter Chery is coming to the UK this summer - and its first SUV will be unveiled this weekThe latest Chinese car brand to arrive in the UK is Chery. China's largest car exporter will offer British buyers two SUVs this summer. The first will debut this week.
Revolut launches stocks and shares Isa and UK-listed ETFs to get Britons investing in home-grown companiesRevolut customers will now be able to invest in a stocks shares Isa and a range of ETFs in a few taps through their banking app starting from £1.
Tesla tumbles as Musk returns to the political fray amid feud with Donald TrumpTesla shares fell more than 7% - wiping around £50bn off its value, after the billionaire (pictured) said he would start his own political party.
John Lewis is back in fashion as it leapfrogs M&S to top the customer service rankingsJohn Lewis took top spot in a survey of 60,000 shoppers scoring 86.7 out of 100 while M&S scored 85.6 for food and 85.4 for fashion and homeware
US woes slam brakes on Jaguar Land Rover as carmaker blames phasing out of older modelsJaguar blames the winding-down of older models for a sharp slump in sales after announcing a rebrand as well as a new model - the OO (pictured).
My 18-year-old daughter ran up £3,000 of credit card debt, should I pay it off? VICKY REYNAL repliesWe gave her the card for emergencies only, but now she's stuck, trying to pay it off with babysitting money while interest piles up at 26 per cent.
Best cash Isa rates 2025: Our pick of the five top dealsWe pick our five favourite cash Isas for savers. This is essential reading to help you choose a top savings account for your money that can also protect you from tax.
The petrol car people actually want to buy: Fiat confirms new hybrid model after making major EV U-turnThe legendary Italian marque has revealed the new 500 Hybrid - a car it said just five years it would never produce.
Two major banks cut mortgage rates: One broker says there's room for further falls...Two more high street banks have announced mortgage rate cuts today in the latest round of home loan repricing.
Buy long-term gilts as Rachel Reeves mulls tax hikes, says UBSUK government bonds endured a volatile week as initial doubts over the Chancellor's future and concerns about the country's finances rocked investor confidence.
Best fixed energy deals: Tariffs that beat the price capThe price cap rose to £1,849 in April, an increase of £111. Fixed energy deals have been gradually returning to the market, so are there any that beat the current cap?
SMALL CAP IDEA: Investors hope Chancellor will restore confidence in public marketsNext week's Mansion House speech by Chancellor Rachel Reeves comes at a pivotal moment for the UK's small- and mid-cap ecosystem.
Labour needs to wake up to the folly of wealth taxes that are an own goal: ALEX BRUMMERAsk Sir Jim Ratcliffe, retailer Sir Philip Green, F1 star Sir Lewis Hamilton et al. They voted with their feet long ago.
Shell shares dip as energy giant flags weaker tradingShell shares traded lower on Monday morning after the energy giant flagged weaker trading across its integrated gas, upstream and chemicals businesses.
House prices flat in June, says Halifax: What will happen to values in the rest of 2025?House prices remained flat last month, according to the latest figures from Halfax.
How do personal pension contributions affect what Universal Credit I receive? STEVE WEBB repliesCould you confirm my pension contributions are deductible? Do you know if they deduct just the amount I pay in, or the full amount including the tax relief from HMRC?
A year of Labour - how has Rachel Reeves fared with our finances? This is Money podcastA year ago, Labour swept into power with the promise of change after more than a decade of Conservatives in charge.
Why savers should be very angry at Reeves' mad and bad plan to slash cash Isas: JEFF PRESTRIDGEIn nine days, and after months of speculation, we should finally find out the damage that the Government wants to inflict on our tax-friendly Isas.
I've ditched my £50,000 of Premium Bonds - here's where I put my money insteadAs NS&I cuts the prize rate AGAIN, is it time for you to get out and invest elsewhere?
Traps you MUST avoid to protect your family from inheritance tax - and how to exploit the trick that wealthy families use to slash their billsInheritance tax is widely loathed. It's a tax on death, property and the natural desire to pass wealth down the generations.
Why has my Civil Service pension failed to appear after I retired? TONY HETHERINGTON investigatesI gave the required four months notice and claimed my pension, but so far I have received no payment and nothing to say when I will start receiving it.
Will investors regret the TACO trade? HAMISH MCRAE on Trump's tariff deadline that arrives this weekComing on top of the tariffs, a weaker currency will push up prices, and like the rest of us, Americans are feeling pretty battered by inflation.
I'm 85 not out, but I've got no intention of retiring: Cricket legend HENRY BLOFELD reveals all on his financesFor many years, Henry was the voice of the BBC's Test Match Special. Now he is in demand as an after-dinner speaker and regularly tours with sell-out one-man shows.
Should you buy gold coins from the Royal Mint to beat tax? HELEN KIRRANE visits its home in WalesGold bullion coins are having a moment and people have been rushing to snap them up. Last year, customers bought up more than £750million worth of gold bullion coins from The Royal Mint
Serial entrepreneur Richard Harpin says copying is the secret of business successThe founder of HomeServe built his business into a £4billion FTSE 100 company. Now he wants to inspire other entrepreneurs to do the same.
PANTHEON INTERNATIONAL: Trust that puts shareholders first - without taking huge risksThe trust, part of the FTSE250 index, has generated returns over the past one and five years of 2.8 and 59.8 per cent respectively.
A third of Britons REGRET buying their home - here's how to make sure you don'tThe biggest regrets buyers expressed included paying too much, picking the wrong location and choosing to buy a new-build.
Andy Murray Wimbledon memorabilia goes up for auctionWinning Wimbledon in 2013, Murray broke a 77-year drought, becoming the first British player to win the esteemed tournament since the days of Fred Perry.
I pay my water bill annually: Could this get me rejected for a mortgage? DAVID HOLLINGWORTH repliesAs this year's water bill hasn't been sent to me yet, my credit report shows a £500 debt to the water company. Is this a problem?
Revealed: How millions of ordinary pensioners now face a stealth state pension tax raid - even if they have no other incomeEveryone on the full state pension will be forced to pay income tax as early as next year - even if they have no other income, The Mail on Sunday can reveal.
How YOU can profit from Europe's sweltering summer. As our environment heats up, these funds could deliver sizzling returns: MIDAS SHARE TIPSAs Britain sweltered in the hottest June on record, businesses and homeowners invested in technology to make our living spaces and offices more comfortable.
The house I bought is infested with rats - can I take action against the seller?I moved house a few months ago and recently heard a noise in the loft. Upon inspection, I noticed some rat droppings. What can I do?
Meet trading card king Tubman Breaks: 'I've sold £2m worth of cards using live selling'Sometimes six days a week, potential buyers login to the platform to watch Andrew Thomas open trading card packs, be it football, Disney, Marvel or Pokémon.
NS&I launches new fixed-rate savings accounts - here's what's on offerThe Treasury-backed bank has launched new two, three and five-year bonds, and changed the rate on its Junior Isa. Are they any good?
Interactive Investor extends pension cashback of up to £2,000: Is it a good way to boost your pot?Interactive Investor has extended its cashback offer for those opening or transferring a Sipp, meaning you now have until 31 July to take advantage of the deal.
Best fibre broadband deals: Compare our top picksFibre broadband doesn't have to be expensive. If you're not getting a good deal from your provider, compare offers to see whether you can switch and save money.
One in four new car sales in June were electric - and Chinese brands are increasing their footprint in the UKWhile it may appear confidence-inspiring news for the market's switch to EVs, below the surface the figures tell a different story as private demand continues to wane.
I'm an air conditioning installer: This is what you need to know about the cost and getting it fitted - and what I have in my own homeStruggling to get a good night's sleep during this sweltering summer weather? You won't be the first person in Britain to have thought that perhaps it is time to invest in air conditioning.
Are my two Star Wars Jawa figures from 1978 worth £60,000? DAN HATFIELD repliesI bought the toys in 1978 but recently saw that some were going for nearly £30,000 each. What do you think mine are worth?
We built a bar in our garden - it saves us £6,000 a year on nights outMum-of-three Claire Appleton, 42, built, painted and decorated her very own garden bar for £370 after sourcing materials on Amazon.
Golden age of house price growth is over, economists claimThe researchers assessed the performance of stocks and shares versus house prices over the past century, and found investing is now winning out.
I went green laning in Wales in an Ineos 4x4 - here's how to take the ultimate rural driving adventureGreen laning in 4x4s is the secret way to explore the UK's most spectacular landscapes. We explain the outdoor pursuit you should try.
This looks like the final chance to stuff your cash Isa… so should you? LEE BOYCE on savings shake-upIsas have been deemed too successful a savings product - the second best place to accumulate wealth after private pensions.
Are you a 'self-made' saver? The high earners who risk losing out as they are cautious to investIan Anker, 56, is one of a million 'self-mades' who are among the country's highest earners, but are less likely to invest.
The UK's cheapest and priciest seaside towns to buy a home in 2025 revealedRightmove has crunched the numbers on the costliest and most affordable seaside spots in the country, based on average asking prices.
Best student bank account? NatWest offers £85 cash paid within 10 daysNatWest has launched a cash bonus for students who open its student current account. It will pay students £85 cash upfront if they open its student account.
Motorists slapped with nearly 40,000 private parking charges a day as DVLA sold record 14.4m driver details last yearA 13% increase in driver detail requests made by private parking firms in 2024-25 means an average of 27 charges are issued to motorists every minute.
My Revolut card was stolen in Benidorm... and they took out £1,450 cash: CRANE ON THE CASEI disputed the cash withdrawals but Revolut said I was 'responsible for the transaction' and it wasn't fraudulent.
Separation or divorce? The legal risks of staying married to your exMaintaining separated status for a prolonged period, sometimes for years after parting ways, is typically not advisable due to the financial risks, say lawyers.
The next Chinese car giant to break the UK market this yearThe Zhejiang-based firm says that 'the move begins its commitment to delivering a diverse range of high-quality, accessible vehicles tailored for the UK'.
Why are some people £86,000 richer than others who earn the same amount?There is one simple trick you need to boost your wealth by tens of thousands of pounds - and it will only take you around half an hour a week.
Motoring experts who have driven almost every new model in the last 12 months name the best cars of 2025Paul Barker (left) and his team at Auto Express have named an EV the best new car of 2025 - the fifth year running that a battery-powered model has taken the crown.
What next for mortgage rates?The lowest fixed rate mortgage deals remain below 4 per cent - and there is an expectation that rates may fall slightly further.
Major bank launches £185 switching deal paid within 10 days - are you eligible?A major bank has launched a £185 cash bonus for customers who move their current account to one of four specific accounts it offers.
House prices see biggest monthly fall since 2023 as buyers demand big discountsA hike to stamp duty bills, a rush of homes for sale and a squeeze on household finances have all contributed to the recent decline in the property market.
Labour is staging a pincer movement on your savings - here's what you must do NOW before cash Isas are crushed: JEFF PRESTRIDGEMillions of households are bracing themselves for changes that will reduce their financial resilience and result in them paying higher tax bills.
Promise never to means-test the state pension! Blueprint to make us all richer in retirement floated by IFSThe IFS is recommending sweeping changes to private and state pensions to create a system 'fit for the next generation', ahead of a pending Government review.
Prefab flat in Mayfair sells for more than £15m after ferocious bidding warRival buyers around the globe pushed the price of the three-bedroom flat in central London 'well above' the £15m asking price, according to the PrimeResi property website.
Got a savings account with one of these Big Five banks? Why you must move your money NOW: SYLVIA MORRISLeaving your cash in one of the most popular easy-access accounts was a bad idea - but it's about to get a lot worse.
We're TV property experts: Here's what's REALLY putting buyers off your homeScarlette and Stuart Douglas talk to This is Money about the most common problems in homes sellers are struggling to shift.
Seven ways to turn your hobby into extra retirement cash - from being a tour guide to setting up as the local handymanHelen Garlick, main, runs a coastal writing retreat, Jane Keightley, top right,, is a tour guide Suzanne Noble, right, sings at venues across London.
Pet insurer charged £250 excess THREE times after our black labrador's single operation: SALLY SORTS ITWe took our black labrador retriever Vicki to the vet because she had some lumps on her skin. Four of the lumps were of concern and needed removing.
Rachel Reeves set to cut the cash Isa savings limit - what would mean it mean for you?The cash Isa is under threat as it has been revealed the Chancellor is set to cut the cash Isa allowance, which currently stands at £20,000 a year.
Premium Bonds saver scoops £1m jackpot with a 28-year-old holding - have you won big this month?A Premium Bonds saver has won a £1m jackpot with a bond they purchased when The Full Monty (pictured) was dominating the box office.
Premium Bonds winners July 2025: See all the prizes from £1,000 to £1m and search our interactive tablesHave you won one of this month's major prizes? Our tables show all the £1,000 to £1m winners.
Is it time to dump your Premium Bonds? This is Money podcastThe nation's favourite savings product has just got a little less generous.
Why did all 12 cheques I deposited at the Post Office disappear? TONY HETHERINGTON investigatesThey were never credited to our account. I have spoken to the bank every week for the past month and had no support.
Best stocks & shares Isas: Pick the right investment accountChoosing the right investing platform is crucial but a wealth of choice can leave investors scratching their heads. We pick some of the best.
50 of the best funds and investment trusts: Our experts reveal their top ideasWe asked trusted experts to recommend the best funds that cover different investment sectors - and included This is Money's selection of active and passive options too.
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Rules overhaul could release £22bn for UK exporters, ICC tells City watchdogThe UK arm of the world's largest business organisation stated there was an 'urgent need' for reform of the rules governing trade finance, the financial instruments that facilitate global trade.
Miner Ferrexpo sees iron ore output plummet after Ukraine suspends VAT refundsThe mining company delivered 1.3 million tonnes of iron ore during the quarter ending March, compared to 2.1 million in the previous quarter.
Marks & Spencer 'lost control' of staff discountsThe system offered former staff a lifetime 20 per cent discount if they had worked there for at least 10 years, but the firm was not able to check who exactly was using it.
James Cropper shares fall as major client stops buying some productsJames Cropper noted trading at its paper and packaging business was both ahead of the equivalent period last year and board forecasts.
Financial service businesses to ramp up pace of job lossesA balance of 52 per cent of employers in the sector expect to see their workforce shrink between now and the end of September.
M&S hunts growth with family-sized productsMarks & Spencer has traditionally been seen as a place to pick up certain items - from picnic food to bakery treats - rather than for basic grocery staples.
Independent distilleries 'threatened' by costs hikeThe UK Spirits Alliance said a British tradition of handing brands down through the generations could soon be a thing of the past as firms are being pushed to the brink by a barrage of cost increases.
After wrong-footing her doubters with a £2.7bn swoop on rival TSB, meet the most powerful woman in British bankingLast week, she entered British banking's big league after orchestrating a £2.7 billion deal to buy high street bank TSB from fellow Spanish group Sabadell.
My top tip for how YOU can become a billionaire: Serial entrepreneur RICHARD HARPIN reveals the key secret to business success (and it even saved his local pub)Richard Harpin, founder of HomeServe, built his domestic emergency repairs business into a £4 billion FTSE 100 company. Now he wants to inspire other entrepreneurs to do the same.
H&M hands staff body cameras to catch shopliftersIt follows other household names Tesco, the Co-op and Lidl, which are providing staff with bodycams to protect them from abuse and assaults.
Hiscox boss: UK firms too quick to flee for Wall StreetHussain said while firms were moving to the US to try to boost their value, there was no guarantee Wall Street's overperformance would last.
Could more blue chip firms join the FTSE exodus?British businesses worth more than half a trillion pounds in total could quit the stock market, analysts have warned.
Jet2 profits prepare to take off on summer holiday boomSales are also expected to have soared by £1 billion to £7.2 billion in the 12 months to March, according to analysts' forecasts.
Tesla sales rebound after Musk backlashThe electric car maker sold 7,719 vehicles to British motorists in June, according to figures from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders.
I moved to Australia at 85 to escape the cost-of-living crisis: I was so nervous, even with family by my side. Here's what every pensioner needs to know about relocating Down UnderPensioner Jill Churchyard, from Bromley, relocated to Perth in Western Australia with her family, aged 85, and admits she was worried about making such a huge move in her ninth decade.
Should you switch out of the Wall Street danger zone and into the land of opportunity?In just a few months, the emerging markets of Asia, Europe and Latin America have undergone a radical change of image.
AstraZeneca boost as EU approves cancer drugIt comes amid reports that the drugs maker is considering moving its listing from the UK to the US in what would be a hammer blow to London's stock market.
Cognac giants toast China tariff exemptionThey have agreed to minimum import prices in order to be excluded from hefty levies imposed on European shipments of brandy and wine-based spirits.
Roller-coaster week sends UK yields higherYields ended the week at 4.56 per cent, up from 4.5 per cent the previous Friday.
I booked £400 flights for the wrong date - but the agent won't give me my money backI thought I could get my money back as I read that purchases made online come with a two-week 'cooling off' period - but my request was declined. Why?
ALEX BRUMMER: Chancellor's emotional rollercoaster set to continueThe U-turns on welfare and winter fuel, together with likely revisions to OBR growth assumptions, suggest the opening of a £20billion to £30billion funding chasm to be closed in the autumn.
UK construction output shrinks despite rebound in housing activityA recovery in housebuilding failed to prevent the UK's construction sector shrinking for the sixth successive month in June, a survey has reported.
Isa allowance cut could mean it is harder to get a mortgageCutting the tax-free savings allowance from the current level of £20,000 could have a knock-on effect on the housing market, a mutual has warned.
Fight to keep AstraZeneca British: Labour is failing miserably to back a vital industry, says ALEX BRUMMERReviving UK investment is among the most pressing challenges facing Britain. Rachel Reeves plans to raise the issue in her Mansion House speech.
SMALL CAP MOVERS: A global rare earths champion emerges from AIMRare earth elements are not rare in the Earth's crust, but they are seldom found in concentrated forms, making them expensive and environmentally challenging to extract.
Shareholder revolts at FTSE 100 firms more than doubleThe number of FTSE 100 shareholder rebellions more than doubled in the first half of 2025 as investors increasing rejected excessive executive pay.
Don't hike tax again, pleads Currys boss: Alex Baldock warns Chancellor another raid will hurt jobs and lead to higher pricesCurrys chief exec Alex Baldock (pictured) said the Government should 'think very carefully before they make the situation any worse'.
MJ Gleeson overhauls homes leadership as weak housing demand continues to weigh on profitsShares in London-listed homebuilders fell on Friday after MJ Gleeson revealed a leadership overhaul of its homes business and lowered annual profit expectations.
I'm a washing machine engineer who has fixed thousands: Here are the models I'd buy myself - and the popular makes you should avoidIf you are looking for advice on which washing machine is the most reliable, who is going to know better than the expert mechanics who fix them?
West end landlord Great Portland Estates cashes in on Work From Home crackdownThe firm has signed 17 leases and renewals since April 1, worth around £20.7m in rent a year. A further £7.7m worth of rent is under offer.
Driving an EV is now FREE for the rest of the yearIt's been calculated that a typical EV owner now has the rest of the year with 'free' running costs compared to those who drive combustion-engine models.
First-time buyer demand in cities soars - with one trendy Scottish city seeing a HUGE spikeThe boom in cities contrasted with seaside towns, where first-time buyer numbers flatlined thanks to soaring prices and poor connections.
One year of Labour: City's patience fades as bond market signals damning verdictKeir Starmer and Rachel Reeves launched a City charm offensive in the wake of their victory, hoping to persuade businesses and investors to back their economic strategy.
'Resilient' City boosts Peel Hunt: Broker enjoys 'a strong start' to the new financial yearAs anxiety over the health of the London stock market spreads, the investment bank said it has enjoyed 'a strong start' to its new financial year.
US jobs growth dashes hopes of July rate cut as Fed takes 'wait and see' approach on Trump tariffs impactExperts said the US figures closed the door on the possibility of the US Federal Reserve cutting rates at its next meeting at the end of this month.
Services industry grows at fastest rate for 10 months as cost pressures easeThe latest monthly S&P Global UK Services Purchasing Managers' Index report gave the industry a score of 52.8 for June, the best figure since August 2024 and above analyst forecasts of 51.3.
Thousands of British motorists are unable to drive popular car model after urgent airbag warningMore than an estimated 100,000 motorists have been left unable to drive their cars after an urgent warning over a potential lethal fault with airbags.
Broker hails City's resilience despite wave of takeovers and defectionPeel Hunt hailed fresh signs of life in the City as market conditions 'improve' and investor confidence proves 'increasingly resilient' in the face of global uncertainty.
Waitrose of the North confirms store closure with Tesco set to take over siteThe supermarket chain confirmed the closure last month, with its last trading day in less than three weeks.
Watches of Switzerland sales jump but shares slump amid margin pressureThe luxury retailer reported that its sales increased by 8 per cent at constant currency rates to £1.65billion in the year ending 27 April.
New cashback offer from Hargreaves Lansdown gives market-leading rates on fixed savingsHargreaves Lansdown has launched a new cashback offer for those who sign up to its Active Savings platform, promising market-leading rates on fixed-term accounts.
Currys boss warns Reeves against further tax hikes as retailer cuts hiringThe boss of Currys has warned the Chancellor that further tax hikes will hurt growth and jobs.
This country has the lowest retirement age in Europe - and it's 14 years earlier than the UKAround the world, the age at which someone can retire and claim a government pension is on the rise - but in one country it has fallen.
Britons are drinking sub-par tea - and this family firm wants to change thatBirchall Tea, which launched in 2019, says it is on a mission to change the way the nation drinks their morning cuppa.
Council deploys fleet of vehicles this week that we typically only see in winterDrivers in the Central Bedfordshire region may have been held up on journeys in the last few days by a seasonally unusual sight...
High St set for more branch closures as Santander snaps up rival TSB in £2.9bn dealSantander, led by Ana Botin (pictured), also hinted that the TSB brand could disappear from the High Street, though no decisions have been made.
Private equity giant KKR wins takeover battle for British scientific testing kit maker SpectrisIt came as research from broker Peel Hunt showed the UK is on course for the biggest year of takeovers since 2021, after £74bn of offers so far this year.
Treasury faces £1bn blow from AstraZeneca exit as pharma giant's boss mulls New York moveAstraZeneca boss Sir Pascal Soriot (pictured) is thought to be mulling shifting its listing to New York due to growing frustration about UK rules.
Tesla sales skid in the second quarter amid backlash over founder Elon Musk's politicsDemand for the electric vehicles has plunged due to Musk's once-close ties to Donald Trump and his support for far-right parties across Europe.
Tears for the budget: Abandoning or changing the fiscal rules would be a U-turn too far, says ALEX BRUMMERThe International Monetary Fund largely gave Britain a clean bill of health when it completed its annual inspection of the economy in May.
World's most Instagrammed road trips - two of the top five are close to home...A study has listed the top five road trips that have accumulated the most shared photos posted on Instagram - with the most snapped of all clocking a massive 2.4 million hashtag mentions.
Anti-SUV campaigners call for Wimbledon to end partnership with Range Rover and for players to use public transport during tournamentGroup says Wimbledon must stop shuttling tennis players in 'dangerous supersized' Range Rover SUVs and instead force the likes of Emma Raducanu to take the tube or a bus.
Santander set to buy TSB - what does it mean for YOU?Banking giant Santander has agreed to buy TSB in a deal worth up to £2.9billion. If approved the deal would see Britain's second largest bank created.
SSP shares soar as Caffe Ritazza owner preps £1.2bn IPO for Indian JVThe Upper Crust and Caffe Ritazza owner said the initial public offering of Travel Food Services (TFS) has a price band of 1,045 to 1,100 Indian Rupees per share.
Morrisons makes major change to 60 stores as part of restructureUnder the new model, butchers at Morrisons will cut meat at the start of the day into a number of different pre-packed sizes, enabling shoppers to select the cuts they want.
Lotus could axe up to 30% of jobs at Norfolk factory after labour costs hikeNearly 400 jobs are at risk at Lotus as the car maker becomes the latest household name to look at slashing its workforce.
Driver safety AI tech firm Seeing Machines boosted by Mitsubishi dealThe computer vision technology firm said its Guardian Generation 3 driver monitoring system will be used in Mitsubishi's logistics, distribution and maintenance fleet.
Britain's defence industry is one of our great strengths as a country, says BAE boss CHARLES WOODBURNAgainst the backdrop of war in Europe, rising global threats and transformational changes in the nature of warfare unfolding at a rapid pace.
Car finance lender quits market after commissions scandal sparks industry upheavalSecure Trust Bank plans to cease activity in the motor finance market to focus on more profitable business after the sector was rocked by a commissions scandal.
How haggling on car insurance could land you £200 off your renewal quoteThree in five drivers said they haggled with their insurer, with most doing so over the phone. And 61% of those who contacted their insurer got a discount.
I can't stop my neighbour felling this glorious tree - BECAUSE it's in an area of outstanding natural beautyThe grey poplar tree - which is more than 150ft high - is due to be felled by Mark Palmer's neighbours because it obstructs their view.
Greggs flags profit slowdown as hot weather dents sausage roll demandGreggs shares fell sharply On Wednesday after Britain's biggest bakery chain warned profits would fall below levels achieved last year.
AstraZeneca boss mulls New York listing in fresh blow for City: Exodus risks transforming London into a 'global backwater'AstraZeneca chief executive Sir Pascal Soriot is reportedly considering the move due to growing frustration with the UK's rules on approving new medicines as well as a row over drug prices.
Ferrari admits it went touchscreen crazy as it reverts to buttons for new £200,000 Amalfi sports carFerrari bosses admitted that they had gone 'too far' in replacing physical knobs and buttons - confessing that well-heeled owners had voiced their displeasure 'very loudly'.
Unique Windsor flat which housed one of Henry VIII's wives is up for auctionA property in Windsor is heading to auction this week, which will have particular appeal for Tudor history buffs.
Freetrade offers investors up to £200 cashback for topping up an Isa this summer - is it a good deal?Freetrade is offering Isa cashback of one per cent on the value of your investments. You can also earn up to £1,500 when transferring a pension, but are these good deals? Read more.
Santander boss Ana Botin wins race for £2.9bn TSB as deal sparks job cuts fearsSantander boss Ana Botin (pictured) said the deal was financially attractive to shareholders and aligned with Santander's long-term objectives.
M&S to be fully back online by end of month as it recovers from crippling cyber attackBoss Stuart Machin (pictured) told the retailer's AGM that he hopes to have the majority of the impact of the hack 'behind us' by August.
Boost for Aviva boss Amanda Blanc as watchdog gives Direct Line takeover the green lightAviva boss Amanda Blanc has secured her most ambitious deal to date on her fifth anniversary as chief exec of the insurance giant.
Private equity tax triumph: The assault on care homes, vets and supermarkets continues, says ALEX BRUMMERThe Trump tax bill is full of wrinkles. The $3.3 trillion addition to US debt has hogged attention and led former presidential ally Elon Musk to declare it 'insane'.
