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Petrol and diesel prices could rise before Christmas
Motorists have been warned to batten down the hatches in preparation for a massive hike in fuel prices. A rise in the cost of oil by around 20 per cent could lead to a price increase at the pumps for Britain's drivers – by as much
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Memorable moments from Osborne's time as Chancellor
After a six year reign as Chancellor of the Exchequor, George Osborne was ousted from his seat in government by Theresa May and replaced by former Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, Philip Hammond. Osborne isn't the
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Philip Hammond is the new chancellor: what do we know about him so far?
Philip Hammond has taken over from George Osborne as the new Chancellor. And while Osborne hastily packed his bags and departed via the back door, Hammond has been setting out his vision of where we go from here. So what do we know so far?
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Fuel prices could increase after budget snub
Motorists could see petrol prices rise after George Obsorne failed to mention fuel tax in his autumn statement.After a lengthy period of frozen fuel prices, it seems that fuel duty could be set to rise – possibly by more than 2p a litre
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Osborne says UK and German economies 'beating heart' of Europe
The British and German economies are the "beating heart" of Europe, George Osborne has insisted as he heads to Berlin for talks on reforming Brussels. In discussions with senior ministers, the Chancellor will warn that despite the
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Osborne seeks bidders for Eurostar
The Government was today inviting expressions of interest from bidders for the UK's 40% stake in the Eurostar rail service. Chancellor George Osborne announced potential bidders should respond by the end of the month, saying the aim was to
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Banks snuff out top rates on 'Super Isas'
Just as UK savers prepare to pour cash into Super Isas - the new cash limit soars from under £6,000 to £15,000 from 1 July - several banks are quietly cutting headline rates. Some by as much as 40%. Witness the Leeds Building Society snipping
