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HMRC under fire for taking more than four months to process tax refunds

Reported delays come as tax office says it is shutting free-to-use online filing service used by some small businesses

‘It’s wild’: how the cost of learning to drive in the UK is accelerating

From rising prices for lessons to insurance cover, we break down the hefty charges learners now face

UK mortgage lending at four-year high amid rush to avoid stamp duty rise

Figures show a 290% rise in mortgage borrowing, but approvals for new home purchases fell for the third month

Meta slowest to remove scam content, says City watchdog

FCA says Instagram and Facebook owner takes up to six weeks to act on warnings about finfluencer posts

UK house prices fall but market ‘likely to pick up’ during summer

Average property value drops to £270,752 in April because of stamp duty changes, Nationwide says

British Gas has billed my account for Glasgow address that is not mine

Reader from London worries ‘cuckoo’ will potentially trash credit score and hitch a ride when switching supplier

UK watchdog bans coffee pod ads over ‘misleading’ composting claims

Advertising Standards Authority says neither Lavazza UK nor Dualit’s product can be recycled at home

‘Still some fuel in the tank’: the perks and perils of launching a business after 60

Growing numbers of older people are creating enterprises in everything from baking to biodiversity – but does the freedom make up for the graft?

I thought the advert ‘roaming is getting better with EE’ was misleading

Offer announcing charges for use in EU seems incongruous to customer stripped of free calls and text add-on

Marks & Spencer pauses online orders as firm struggles with cyber-attack fallout

Contactless payments now restored in stores after week of problems as retailer apologises to shoppers

Average energy bill in Great Britain to fall 9% as Trump tariffs hit gas prices

Typical bill to drop by £166 as warm weather and global economic uncertainty drive down wholesale gas prices, says leading forecaster

UK consumer confidence dips to lowest level since 2023 amid tariff concerns

GfK index falls by four points in April to -23 as domestic tax increases and rising bills also weigh on households

Ministers braced for showdown over ‘postcode pricing’ in energy market shake-up

Ed Miliband’s looming decision on electricity market changes could mean regional bill disparities for households

Thousands more driving tests planned to cut waiting times in Britain

More trainers and overtime for examiners but target to cut queue to seven weeks will not be hit until 2026

Homes in England and Wales with big gardens ‘should pay more for water’

Trade body calls for compulsory water meters to target high consumers such as households with pools

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