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Can we force council to trim back willow trees overhanging in our garden even though they claim they have a 'lack of funds' to do the work?

Today

The willow trees are now left to grow out of control and are overhanging and shadowing our garden.

Mums can fill in free and simple form for extra state pension... and avoid giving up to 40% to claims management firms

Today

'We encourage anyone who thinks they're missing Home Responsibilities Protection to check if they're eligible using our online tool,' says an HMRC spokesman.

VW ID.Polo driven: Can this electric car carry the weight of one of Volkswagen's most iconic names?

Today

With half a century of heritage to uphold, can this small EV really capture the essence of one of the best-selling superminis in history? Daily Mail motoring editor Rob Hull finds out.

Stamp duty is choking the market as buyers delay moves until after the Budget, warns housebuilder

Yesterday

Berkeley Group said 'far more tax revenue is being lost through depressed activity than is being gained through SDLT on new build homes as set out by HMRC's own assessment'.

As luxury stocks slump, is it time to buy M&S or Next shares instead?

Yesterday

Shares in companies like the iconic British brand Burberry and LVMH, luxe's most powerful player, have fallen out of vogue, declining further in recent days.

Fed chief under pressure to defy Trump with interest rate hike as soaring oil price threatens fresh inflation shock

Yesterday

The head of the Federal Reserve is on collision course with Donald Trump after US inflation figures piled pressure on the central bank to defy the President and hike interest rates.

Gruffalo Granny hailed as 'children's book of the year' as it flies off the shelves following release this week

Yesterday

Gruffalo Granny has been hailed as 'children's book of the year' as it flies off the shelves following its release this week.

How to invest if you are skint... and turn £1 a day into £15,000: The key steps and how to keep charges low

Yesterday

If you are hard up, taking a risk on shares can feel like the last thing to do. But history shows your cash typically grows far faster if you invest it than if you leave it in a savings account.

SMALL CAP MOVERS: AIM's week of doublings and deals from Empyrean's Mako deal to boost for Bitcoin recruiter

Yesterday

Empyrean Energy is a small oil and gas explorer with interests spread across Australia, Indonesia and the United States.

My husband will leave our home to his two children, can I carry on living here if he dies first?

Yesterday

When we first got together it was agreed his house if he died would be split between his children and I could live there until I pass. We have now moved so does this still stand?

Heathrow suffers 'big challenges' as passenger numbers fall ahead of cancellation chaos

Yesterday

Heathrow warned of 'big challenges' as disruption caused by the Iran continued to weigh on passenger numbers.

Bulmers maker C&C to buy Asahi's UK wholesale business in a bid to boost sales

Yesterday

C&C shares rose 7.85% or 7.00p to 96.20p on Friday morning, having fallen more than 40 per cent in the past year.

Ticking timebomb for 6M Britons who don't know how they'll afford rent or mortgages in retirement

Yesterday

People are getting on the housing later in later life and taking out longer mortgage deals. Some continue renting. More and more people face paying for housing in retirement.

Trainline sales stall after rail fare freeze and tube strikes

Yesterday

Trainline reported a slowdown in sales in the first half of the year after battling the rail fare freeze, strikes and the heatwave.

The reborn Audi A2 is its most efficient EV yet - with up to 401 miles of range

Yesterday

Audi's new A2 e-tron compact hatchback EV will be the entry point to the German marque's EV lineup. It boasts a class-leading up to 401-mile range.

I've been accidentally swept up in trading card mania, do we now own one worth £2,500? asks LEE BOYCE

Yesterday

A few weeks ago, my daughter opened a pack of Disney Neon cards - and she unearthed a one-of-one version.

As High Street heavyweights feel the heat, the message to Labour is clear... do no more harm! ALEX BRUMMER

Yesterday

Running retail is never easy with bosses required to cope with fast changing tastes, technological change, and mercurial consumers.

I was made redundant and can't afford our £2,981 monthly mortgage, what can I do? DAVID HOLLINGWORTH replies

Yesterday

The prospect of facing this mortgage without having an income is terrifying. Do I have any option to pause the payments or cut them down?

UK borrowing costs hit 28-year high in bond market rout and markets ramp up BofE rate hike bets as soaring oil and gas prices fuel inflation fears

Yesterday

UK borrowing costs have hit a fresh 19-year high amid a renewed bond market rout sparked by global inflation fears and signs that Labour plans to continue its welfare splurge.

The state pension triple lock is both affordable and well secured for future years, says former MP JOHN REDWOOD - here's how...

Yesterday

I have some rare good news on government finances. The triple lock on the state pension is both affordable and well secured for future years.

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