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UK Driving Lesson Costs Soar, Impacting Learners Financially
Rising costs of driving lessons in the UK, now averaging £36-£40/hour, are straining learners financially, impacting their learning frequency and creating accessibility issues, while instructors cite increased operational expenses to justify the prices.
UK Driving Lesson Costs Soar, Impacting Learners Financially
Rising costs of driving lessons in the UK, now averaging £36-£40/hour, are straining learners financially, impacting their learning frequency and creating accessibility issues, while instructors cite increased operational expenses to justify the prices.
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40% Bias Score
UK to finalize NatWest divestment, incurring £10.2bn loss
The UK government will soon finalize its exit from NatWest Group, resulting in a £10.2 billion loss despite total proceeds of £35.3 billion from share sales, dividends, and fees, concluding a 17-year process initiated by the 2008 bank bailout.
UK to finalize NatWest divestment, incurring £10.2bn loss
The UK government will soon finalize its exit from NatWest Group, resulting in a £10.2 billion loss despite total proceeds of £35.3 billion from share sales, dividends, and fees, concluding a 17-year process initiated by the 2008 bank bailout.
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36% Bias Score
UK Energy Price Cap Falls 7% Temporarily
The UK's energy price cap will fall by 7% in July, saving households an average of £129 annually, although this is temporary; Martin Lewis advises switching to cheaper tariffs; the UK's high energy costs compared to Europe persist.
UK Energy Price Cap Falls 7% Temporarily
The UK's energy price cap will fall by 7% in July, saving households an average of £129 annually, although this is temporary; Martin Lewis advises switching to cheaper tariffs; the UK's high energy costs compared to Europe persist.
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36% Bias Score
UK Consumer Confidence Rises Amid Easing Trade Tensions and Interest Rate Cut
UK consumer confidence improved in May, rising three points to -20 on GfK's index, due to easing trade tensions and a Bank of England interest rate cut; retail sales also increased by 1.2 percent in April, but inflation hit a higher-than-expected 3.5 percent.
UK Consumer Confidence Rises Amid Easing Trade Tensions and Interest Rate Cut
UK consumer confidence improved in May, rising three points to -20 on GfK's index, due to easing trade tensions and a Bank of England interest rate cut; retail sales also increased by 1.2 percent in April, but inflation hit a higher-than-expected 3.5 percent.
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40% Bias Score
Labour's Economic Policies Cause Inflation Surge and Job Losses
Labour's economic policies have caused a surge in inflation and a 10% increase in unemployment, with the Employment Rights Bill projected to cost £5 billion and eliminate 50,000 jobs, creating a hostile environment for UK businesses.
Labour's Economic Policies Cause Inflation Surge and Job Losses
Labour's economic policies have caused a surge in inflation and a 10% increase in unemployment, with the Employment Rights Bill projected to cost £5 billion and eliminate 50,000 jobs, creating a hostile environment for UK businesses.
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80% Bias Score
UK to Raise Electric Car Tax Threshold to Boost Sales
The UK government plans to raise the £40,000 price threshold for the electric car tax, the Expensive Car Supplement (ECS), to boost lagging EV sales and avoid billions in potential fines for missing green targets, following criticism that the current policy is a 'fiasco'.
UK to Raise Electric Car Tax Threshold to Boost Sales
The UK government plans to raise the £40,000 price threshold for the electric car tax, the Expensive Car Supplement (ECS), to boost lagging EV sales and avoid billions in potential fines for missing green targets, following criticism that the current policy is a 'fiasco'.
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52% Bias Score
UK Faces Deepening Economic Crisis Amidst Rising Inflation and Borrowing
The UK faces a deepening economic crisis marked by rising inflation (3.5 percent), record-high government borrowing (£20.2 billion in April), and unaffordable public sector pay raises (up to 4.5 percent), amidst slow economic growth and declining investor confidence.
UK Faces Deepening Economic Crisis Amidst Rising Inflation and Borrowing
The UK faces a deepening economic crisis marked by rising inflation (3.5 percent), record-high government borrowing (£20.2 billion in April), and unaffordable public sector pay raises (up to 4.5 percent), amidst slow economic growth and declining investor confidence.
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64% Bias Score
UK Energy Price Cap to Fall 7% from July
The UK energy price cap will fall 7% from July, reducing the average household bill by £129 to £1,720, reflecting lower natural gas wholesale prices since March; this provides context to the political debate over the Winter Fuel Allowance.
UK Energy Price Cap to Fall 7% from July
The UK energy price cap will fall 7% from July, reducing the average household bill by £129 to £1,720, reflecting lower natural gas wholesale prices since March; this provides context to the political debate over the Winter Fuel Allowance.
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44% Bias Score
Royal Mail Faces Ofcom Investigation Over Missed Delivery Targets
Royal Mail's failure to meet delivery targets for first-class mail (23.5% late) led to Ofcom's investigation and potential fines, raising concerns about service reliability and the impact on consumers amid a recent takeover and proposed regulatory changes.
Royal Mail Faces Ofcom Investigation Over Missed Delivery Targets
Royal Mail's failure to meet delivery targets for first-class mail (23.5% late) led to Ofcom's investigation and potential fines, raising concerns about service reliability and the impact on consumers amid a recent takeover and proposed regulatory changes.
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40% Bias Score
UK April Borrowing Exceeds Forecasts, Heightening Fiscal Pressure
The UK government borrowed £20.2 billion in April, exceeding forecasts by £2.3 billion, due to increased public sector spending despite tax increases; this adds pressure to the upcoming spending review and may necessitate further fiscal action in the autumn.
UK April Borrowing Exceeds Forecasts, Heightening Fiscal Pressure
The UK government borrowed £20.2 billion in April, exceeding forecasts by £2.3 billion, due to increased public sector spending despite tax increases; this adds pressure to the upcoming spending review and may necessitate further fiscal action in the autumn.
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56% Bias Score
UK Government Borrowing Exceeds Expectations in April
The UK government's April borrowing totalled £20.2bn, exceeding predictions by £2.3bn and marking the fourth highest April figure since 1993, due to increased spending despite higher tax revenue, raising concerns about future tax increases.
UK Government Borrowing Exceeds Expectations in April
The UK government's April borrowing totalled £20.2bn, exceeding predictions by £2.3bn and marking the fourth highest April figure since 1993, due to increased spending despite higher tax revenue, raising concerns about future tax increases.
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52% Bias Score
M&S Cyber-attack Threatens Hard-Won Fashion Success
Marks & Spencer's recent 22% rise in pre-tax profits, fueled by successful fashion sales, is threatened by a cyber-attack causing online shopping disruption since Easter, potentially resulting in £300m in lost profits and impacting its hard-won brand reputation.
M&S Cyber-attack Threatens Hard-Won Fashion Success
Marks & Spencer's recent 22% rise in pre-tax profits, fueled by successful fashion sales, is threatened by a cyber-attack causing online shopping disruption since Easter, potentially resulting in £300m in lost profits and impacting its hard-won brand reputation.
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36% Bias Score
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