40 h. ago Wikipedia loses court challenge against Online Safety Act rules

The action sought to exempt the platform from new regulations

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3 d. ago Drivers urged to act as texts go out over £16,000 compensation

The text message includes details about your car - but don't fall for it

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4 d. ago Police want to give as much info as possible on suspects amid claims of 'cover

West Midlands Police Chief Constable Craig Guildford says officers ‘always striving to be transparent’ but are governed by rules designed to prevent prejudicing court proceedings

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4 d. ago No contempt for Trump officials over Venezuelan migrant deportations to El Salvadorian prison, appeals court rules – live

Three-judge panel sided with government by a 2-1 vote, with two Trump-appointed judges and one Obama-appointed judge making the decisionAccording to new reporting by the New York Times, the president has secretly signed a directive to the Pentagon to begin using military force against certain Latin American drug cartels that the Trump administration considers terrorist organizations.According to the Times’ sources, US military officials have started drawing up options for how the military could go after the group. The Times also notes that this escalation would be the most “aggressive step” in the administration’s “campaign against cartels”. They also noted that this continues the president’s preference for using “military forces to carry out what has primarily been considered a law enforcement responsibility to curb the flow of fentanyl and other illegal drugs”. Continue reading...

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5 d. ago HMRC must disclose whether it used AI in tax credit decisions, court rules

Revenue had rejected transparency request from tax adviser who believed it used technology to reject R&D applications

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5 d. ago Millions of drivers denied car finance compensation after Supreme Court ruling

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is still looking at setting up a compensation scheme

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6 d. ago ‘They’re to put the brakes on cops’: Rio barricades turn favelas into fortresses

Police demolition squads fighting back against fortifications, while one local artist is using barriers as canvas to symbolise hoped-for peaceDeep in a mosaic of redbrick favelas on the fringes of Rio, a weapons dealer, a drug smuggler and a crime lord held court on a corner as darkness enveloped the streets they rule.An unnerving arsenal of assault rifles was on show as the trio fielded requests from customers, locals and staff, but the mood was relaxed. Continue reading...

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8 d. ago Business news live: FTSE 100 rises as stock markets recover and Tesla hand Musk $29bn in shares

Stock market news and latest business and finance updates from Monday

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8 d. ago Business news live: FTSE 100 rises as stock markets recover and Tesla hand Elon Musk $29bn in shares

Stock market news and latest business and finance updates from Monday

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8 d. ago Martin Lewis gives urgent warning to drivers over slice of £18b compensation

The FCA is to launch a consultation within six weeks on a proposed redress scheme for drivers mis-sold car loans, following the Supreme Court ruling on the hidden car finance commission claim

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8 d. ago Car loans: Why could drivers still get compensation after court ruling?

The UK’s financial regulator is to consult on consultation payments after a landmark court ruling on motor finance agreements.

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8 d. ago Business news live: Experts say car finance compensation ‘not a PPI repeat’ and FTSE 100 rises as stock markets recover

Stock market news and latest business and finance updates from Monday

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8 d. ago Martin Lewis says millions of drivers 'likely' owed as much as £950

The FCA has said it will consult on an industry-wide compensation scheme that could see millions of drivers receive a payout after it emerged many motor finance firms were not complying with rules

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8 d. ago Business news live: FCA considers compensation scheme over car finance scandal and FTSE 100 rises as stock markets recover

Stock market news and latest business and finance updates from Monday

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8 d. ago Car finance: Martin Lewis urges drivers make DIY compensation complaint claim after UK Supreme Court ruling

You could be due hundreds if you took out car finance before 2021 🚗

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8 d. ago Business news live: FCA considers compensation scheme over car finance scandal and FTSE 100 rises

Stock market news and latest business and finance updates from Monday

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8 d. ago Business news live: Car loan scandal latest as FCA prepare review over compensation and FTSE 100 rises

Stock market news and latest business and finance updates from Monday

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9 d. ago What you need to know about the FCA car finance compensation plan that could lead to payouts for millions

Millions of drivers could still receive a pay out for 'mis-sold' car finance deals after the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said it is looking into a compensation scheme.

Economics

9 d. ago Millions in line for payouts from £18bn car loan compensation scheme

City regulator says motorists should start to get payments in 2026 with ‘most payouts likely to be under £950’Explainer: what the supreme court ruling means for UK motoristsEditorial: Mis-sold loans demand action, not excuses or spinMillions of drivers could be handed a share of a multibillion-pound compensation package after the City regulator said it would open a redress scheme for consumers affected by the car finance scandal.The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) will consult on the redress scheme, which could cost banks between £9bn and £18bn when it begins paying consumers compensation next year. Continue reading...

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9 d. ago Millions will share up to £18bn as FCA unveils car loan compensation scheme

City regulator says motorists should start to get payments in 2026 with ‘most payouts likely to be under £950’Explainer: what the supreme court ruling means for UK motoristsEditorial: Mis-sold loans demand action, not excuses or spinMillions of drivers could be handed a share of up to £18bn in compensation, after the City regulator said it would open a redress scheme for consumers affected by the car finance scandal.The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said on Sunday it planned to consult on the redress scheme, which could cost banks between £9bn and £18bn when it begins paying consumers compensation next year. Continue reading...

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