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Vauxhall Mokka GSE is a £35,000 rally-inspired electric family car

Today

If you like your cars like your coffee - hot, strong but with a tasty dash of invigorating cream - then Vauxhall's new Mokka GSE may be just the job.

The ultimate guide to beating inheritance tax: As families brace themselves for Andy Burnham's 10% raid on all estates, wealth experts reveal 11 steps to take NOW to protect your money

Today

The soaring numbers of bereaved families who are being hit with inheritance bills have become something of a national scandal - yet the situation if anything is about to get a whole lot worse.

Rogue AI poses serious risks to the financial world: RUTH SUNDERLAND

Today

OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, was testing models in a 'sandbox' that is supposed to be a secure environment. Not secure enough, as it turns out.

British Gas owner to axe 1,300 jobs as AI chatbots take on more customer service

Today

British Gas owner Centrica has said it will cut 1,300 jobs over the next two years as part of its ongoing turnaround efforts.

Two thirds of Mail readers want pavement parking banned - but half of councils encourage it

Today

Pavement parking complaints are among the most common issues fielded by councils on a daily basis. New legislation is being put in place to allow councils to enforce bans in their areas.

Takeover target Easyjet sees profits tumble on higher fuel prices

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Easyjet posted an £85m profit for the three months to 30 June, down 70% from £286m at the same point a year ago.

The 10 fastest-selling used cars and they're all electric or hybrid

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Volatile fuel prices triggered by conflict in the Middle East has inflated appetite for EVs. But Autotrader says improved affordability and wider stock availability is making them more popular.

Does the risk of ruinous care bills deter YOU from spending or gifting money to beat inheritance tax?

Today

The threat of sky high care costs is hanging over older people who want to plan retirement and pass wealth to the next generation.

How do Isas work? The essential guide for cash savers and investors

Today

We explain everything you need to know: from the difference between a cash Isa and a stocks an shares Isa, to the benefits and the rules that you need to stick to.

Santander pledges not to close any more bank branches until 2028

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Santander has pledged to keep all TSB branches open for at least two years following its takeover of the bank earlier this year.

A million more workers will pay income tax this year as Burnham backtracks on personal allowance increase

Today

A million more workers and pensioners will have to pay income tax this year as Andy Burnham backtracks on his plans to increase the personal allowance.

Santander and Octopus offer bigger mortgages to buyers of eco homes

Today

People buying the greenest homes are now being offered the chance to get bigger mortgages to account for not having to pay energy bills.

BAE unveils 'thunder king' fighter drone to fly alongside RAF jets as unmanned 'loyal wingman'

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Defence giant BAE Systems has unveiled its new 'thunder king' unmanned fighter drone to fly alongside RAF jets with an initial version to take to the sky next year.

New Diageo boss 'Drastic' Dave Lewis planning major job cuts in bid to turn struggling drinks maker around

Today

New Diageo boss 'Drastic' Dave Lewis plans major job cuts to turn the struggling drinks-maker around.

Segro throws in the towel as it backs US predator's £14bn offer

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The board of Segro last night dropped its opposition to a US takeover as it backed an offer worth more than £14bn.

Evri lost my Christmas present parcel worth £500 and it still hasn't located it: CRANE ON THE CASE

Today

In December, I sent a parcel containing make-up and other items for two teenagers I know. I then received a text saying the driver couldn't find the address.

Revealed: The savers whose Universal Credit is wrongly slashed when they pay into a pension

Yesterday

People who made payments into private pensions have seen their Universal Credit payments slashed due to blunders by Government workers in a string of cases

Ex-Lloyd's of London boss covered up 'close' relationship with female PR executive

Yesterday

The insurance market said John Neal broke the rules by failing to disclose the nature of his friendship with ex-corporate affairs director Rebekah Clement.

Burnham's VAT cut on electricity bills will make EV ownership even less appealing for millions of drivers who don't have driveways

Yesterday

In his first act as PM, Andy Burnham announced he will slash VAT on domestic electricity bills from October. But the move will extend the driveway charging cost divide for EV owners.

Nein! Allies slam door on Germany joining Tempest fighter jet programme

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he boss of Italian defence giant Leonardo has slammed the door shut on the possibility of Germany and France joining the Tempest fighter jet programme.

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