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My neighbour hasn't collected a bulky parcel - can I just leave it outside their house? DEAN DUNHAM

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Last week I took in a bulky parcel for a neighbour and they haven't collected it. I've knocked on their door and left a note, but I don't have their phone number.

Asking prices rise over £9,000 in a MONTH... but a third of sellers are being forced to cut them later on

Today

House asking prices saw the largest spike in any month since 2015 in January, new data from Rightmove suggests.

More than half of Britons are on edge over AI

Yesterday

The Edelman Trust Barometer revealed that 58 per cent in the UK were anxious about artificial intelligence, the highest out of the US, Germany, Brazil and China.

Probe Standard Chartered sanctions-busting, ministers told

Yesterday

The lender paid more than 200 claimants after the Court of Appeal ruled it would have to disclose sensitive documents.

Qinetiq agrees £205m deal to keep Typhoon jets flying

Yesterday

The defence firm's five-year arrangement, running until 2030, will deliver radar upgrades and other engineering services to 129 aircraft.

RUTH SUNDERLAND: Don't undermine London it's the engine of the economy

Yesterday

In the Square Mile, there are growing fears that 'misinformation' and 'false narratives' will scare off investors.

From Super Mario to Uniqlo... why stocks and shares are big in Japan for some of Britain's biggest investors

Yesterday

According to Nicholas Weindling, who manages the UK's biggest stock market-listed Japanese investment trust, the country has seldom been so investible.

Yes, you CAN get on the housing ladder. LUCY EVANS ranks the 20 best cities to get a foothold - and the places to avoid

Yesterday

Between soaring house prices, which now average £270,000 across the UK, and stubborn mortgage rates, it is an increasingly difficult market for young buyers.

Burberry banks on Britannia staying cool to boost sales

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Focusing on outerwear and the brand's trench coats is driving the turnaround at Burberry, with its shares up 27 per cent on a year ago.

We went from £100 a month to £1MILLION in five years and retired... but we weren't high earners

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It was a grey and rainy day in 2014 when Katie Donegan's husband Alan asked her what she 'really wanted from life'.

When my TV shows were cancelled I worked in a shoe shop, says Gavin & Stacey's JOANNA PAGE

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Joanna is a Welsh actress best known as Stacey Shipman. But she has performed with the Royal Shakespeare Company and one of her first movie credits includes Love Actually.

The healthy money habits that can knock ten years off your age... and help you sleep more easily, by TOBY WALNE

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If you are reluctant to start an intense gym routine or commit to a restrictive diet that forces you to give up your favourite food, consider the anti-ageing tricks that revolve around your wallet.

MP demands probe into homeless housing scandal

Yesterday

Betts has has called for a 'full investigation' after the Serious Fraud Office announced a bribery and fraud probe into the firm following raids and arrests.

Trusts bolster defences to counter more Saba swoops

Yesterday

It comes as the firm, led by Weinstein, heads for a showdown with the Edinburgh Worldwide Investment Trust.

Labour housing plans in tatters as construction sector suffers worst slump since the financial crisis

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Berkeley chief exec Rob Perrins (pictured) said taxes and red tape were holding the industry back.as he called for an end to new regulation.

Business secretary in plea to wealth creators fleeing UK

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Kyle is travelling to the annual gathering of business and political leaders at the World Economic Forum. A close source said he would be 'banging the drum for UK plc'.

How to win the money game at EVERY stage of life: Our step-by-step guide explains exactly how to grow your wealth in each decade, from income streams to debt, property, marriage tricks and more

Yesterday

It's easy to get caught up in the hustle and bustle of life without taking the time to stop and think about your finances.

HAMISH MCRAE: We can't let AI take our children's jobs

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These are very early days, but it seems already to be destroying entry-level posts, while putting a premium on experienced staff.

UK arms makers sound alarm over orders as spending fears mount

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Tory defence spokesman James Cartlidge said it was the 'direct result of Keir Starmer's decision to prioritise higher welfare spending over properly funding defence'.

Canary Wharf boss says baby boomers have 'pulled up drawbridge' for young

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His professional life has been driven by an almost messianic belief that the UK can create a better future for its citizens, through what he calls 'inclusive capitalism'.

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