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Bailey's fears AI could trigger next crash should not be sneezed at, says ALEX BRUMMER

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Andrew Bailey's worry about AI going rogue is no secret. Yet, he has taken the argument much further in an unusual personal note.

Businesses 'running to stand still' due to surging costs under Labour, bosses warn

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The figures from the Institute of Directors will add to pressure on Chancellor John Healey to help businesses in the Budget later this month.

How will the triple lock change from 2030 and what do Andy Burnham's plans mean for you?

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We examine what the state pension is, how it currently works and increases, what is changing and why and how the changes will affect people's finances.

Range Rover Sport Electric revealed: It'll start from £110,000 - is it worth the huge premium versus the petrol version?

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The covers are fully off the new Range Rover Electric, and well-heeled car buyers will be able to purchase their emissions-free luxury SUV from today. It will cost from almost £110,000.

The Government told me to switch to vaping... now I'm being taxed £150 for it, says ANGHARAD CARRICK

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Spare a thought for me - and the 5.5m other vapers in Britain - who will be paying even more for our bad habits.

Will Labour's plans to end leasehold injustice and rein in 'outrageous' fees work?

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Angela Rayner promised to cap leasehold ground rents, curb unfair administration and permission fees and set up an independent regulator for managing agents.

Lloyds Bank offers customers an exclusive two-year fixed energy tariff as price cap rises tomorrow

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Comparison websites are a first port of call for a new energy deal - but Lloyds is offering an exclusive cut-price fix through its current account. Here's how much you could save.

Best cash Isa savings rates: Easy access and fixed deals in our tables

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This is Money's best cash Isa tables are updated as new deals arrive and highlight the top easy access and fixed rate Isas from banks and building societies.

Over-50s group Saga shrugs off triple lock changes amid booming demand for holidays

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Chief executive Mike Hazell said that his customers 'tend to be less reliant on the state pension', following the Prime Minister's announcement of big changes from 2030.

Greggs set to axe more than 700 factory jobs as it warns of higher costs

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Greggs is set to axe over 700 jobs in its factories as it cuts costs to keep the prices of its products down in a 'challenging' market.

Get a grip on AI 'before risks become more difficult to contain' urges BoE's Bailey

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The governor of the Bank of England has sounded the alarm over growing risks from artificial intelligence (AI) saying authorities must get a grip.

What are savings platforms and should you use one?

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Savings platforms can boost your return on savings. Discover how they work, the best options available, and whether you should use one.

Scrap cash Isas to fund £1,000 investment grant for every child, Chancellor told

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Investment platform IG says the money the government spends providing the Isa tax break would be better spent on an investment grant for children.

Best fixed energy deals: How to beat the new price cap

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Fixed energy deals have been gradually returning to the market, so are there any that beat the current cap?

How to protect YOUR finances from the end of the triple lock

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The death of the triple lock will be a bitter blow for many of the country's 13 million pensioners who depend upon the state pension.

Britain's deluge of water bill blunders: Brenda's costs quadrupled even after recycling shower water... and she's one of many hit

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When Brenda Bird opened her water bill in January she knew there must be a mistake. Her six-month charge was more than four times the £100 she usually paid.

Alex Brummer: Labour urgently needs to get a grip on public spending for Britain to prosper

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Far away from Liverpool and Labour delegates full of hope, there was an uncomfortable reminder of the task Andy Burnham faces.

It's actually the younger generation who'll feel most pain from the end of the triple lock: RACHEL RICKARD STRAUS

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The triple lock has been on chopping block for a while - now Andy Burnham has just raised the axe. From 2030 it will lose one of its limbs.

M&S teams up with makeup giant Sephora to launch across 100 stores in major beauty push

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Customers will be able to buy a mix of established and emerging beauty brands and exclusive products across skincare, makeup and fragrance in store and online.

UK government to pay the highest yield in 10-year debt auction since 1999

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Britain has paid the highest yield on ten-year debt in 27 years as bond market turbulence batters Andy Burnham's Britain.

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