The Financial Conduct Authority’s probe will look into the period between January 2023 and November 2024.
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Events
Wild swimming: where to cool off within an hour of London, from Richmond to Berkshire
by News Roomby News RoomRidiculously beautiful meadow with river beach where you can swim across the Thames. On the opposite bank lies the equally beautiful, but less frequented, Dumsey Meadow, a Site of Special…
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Culture
Aragon asks the judge to execute the sentence that forces Sijena’s paintings | Culture
by News Roomby News RoomThe Court of First Instance number 2 of Huesca received last Monday the petition to stop the transfer of the Sijena paintings exposed in the National Museum of Art of…
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Business
Millennials fear they may need to come out of retirement due to lack of savings
by News Roomby News Room“To avoid looking back in anger, the message is simple: if you can afford it, start as early as possible. The earlier you start saving into your workplace pension, the…
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Community
Rent rises, evictions and homelessness likely as Renters Rights Bill delayed yet again
by News Roomby News RoomRent rises, evictions and homelessness
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Culture
The musician Lalo Schifrin, legend of jazz and soundtracks as ‘Mission: impossible’ | Culture
by News Roomby News RoomLalo Schifrin, one of the greats of jazz and audiovisual composition, died last night in Los Angeles, victim of pneumonia, at 93, according to one of his children, Ryan, in…
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For the week, the FTSE 100 added 0.3%.
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With no standing water, splash pads make a safe alternative to traditional pools
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Business
M&S boss criticises post-Brexit food labelling as ‘bureaucratic madness’
by News Roomby News Room“Next week sees the final phase of the Windsor Framework come into effect, adding yet another layer of unnecessary costs and red tape for food retailers like M&S. – 1000+…
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Wiley totally inhabits the part of a spinster seamstress in Lynn Nottage’s portrait of 1905 New York