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• REVEALED: How the cost of family holiday SOARS when school's out

  13-05-2016 18:18 via feedproxy.google.com
  
  PARENTS are forced to pay up to twice as much for a package getaway as soon as the school holidays begin, shows research, as a father who refused to pay a fine for taking his daughter away during term time won a High Court ruling in his favour.
  
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• Let’s move to South Norwood and Thornton Heath, south London

  13-05-2016 17:30
  
  Here it is, a huge, humdrum wodge of the city, with its unreconstructed caffs and kebab spotsWhat’s going for it? Not every square metre of London is swarming with oligarchs, hepcat hipsters and buy-to-let investors from Hong Kong. There is another London: it’s still there, holding out against the tabloid headlines, with its chicken shops, “continental” greengrocers, kebab spots and unreconstructed caffs. And this is it. Wedged between Croydon and Upper Norwood (so posh i
  
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• Don't believe the infamous myth: Why Friday 13th could actually be LUCKY

  13-05-2016 17:23 via feedproxy.google.com
  
  SUPERSTITIOUS people usually take extra care on Friday 13th, with legend having it as a day of bad fortune, but insurance data in fact suggests it could actually be lucky.
  
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• Ryanair would pull investment from UK if leaves EU-CEO - Financial Express

  13-05-2016 15:21
  
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  Ryanair would pull investment from UK if leaves EU-CEO
  Financial Express
  Ryanair would move some investment out of Britain if it votes to leave the European Union and the "extreme volatility" that would follow such an outcome could put downward pressure on air fares in the short term, its chief executive said on Friday. By ...en meer »
  
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• Brexit: IMF warns of London losing financial clout if UK decides to leave - Daily News & Analysis

  13-05-2016 14:29
  
  Daily News & Analysis
  Brexit: IMF warns of London losing financial clout if UK decides to leave
  Daily News & Analysis
  The International Monetary Fund assessment reinforced the Bank of England's report on Thursday, which warned that a Brexit from the EU could push the economy into recession. London's status as a global financial centre could be eroded should Britain ...en meer »
  
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• U.K. FCA Fines, Bans Financial Adviser Over Insider Dealing - Bloomberg

  13-05-2016 11:53
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  U.K. FCA Fines, Bans Financial Adviser Over Insider Dealing
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  The U.K. Financial Conduct Authority fined a financial adviser for insider trading, the day after a banker was given a record prison sentence for the crime. Mark Taylor, a former financial adviser at wealth management firm Towry Finance Ltd, was fined ...
  UK's Financial Conduct Authority Fines And Bans Financial Adviser For Insider ...Exchange News Directalle 11 nieuwsartikelen »
  
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• Implementation of non-financial reporting should build on existing UK regime ... - Accountancy Age

  13-05-2016 11:50
  Implementation of non-financial reporting should build on existing UK regime ...
  Accountancy Age
  THE UK GOVERNMENT should build on its existing strategic report regime when implementing the EU's non-financial reporting directive, according to ICAEW. In their response to the Department for Business Innovation and Skills' (BIS) Call for view on ...en meer »
  
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• 'There's NOTHING positive from UK exit' IMF unleashes fear-mongering warning on economy

  13-05-2016 11:17 via feedproxy.google.com
  
  THE International Monetary Fund has again waded into the debate over Britain's membership of Europe with more outrageous claims about the economy.
  
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• BRIEF-UK's FCA fines and bans financial adviser Mark Taylor for insider dealing - Reuters

  13-05-2016 11:05
  
  BRIEF-UK's FCA fines and bans financial adviser Mark Taylor for insider dealing
  Reuters
  May 13 UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA): * Fined Mark Taylor, a financial adviser, £36,285 and banned him for a period of at least two years for engaging in market abuse. * Taylor, who had worked at Towry Limited, bought shares in another firm, ...
  
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• How can I stop an employee from undermining me?

  13-05-2016 10:40
  
  Someone I manage is using my niceness against me – I don’t want to stoop to her level but I need her to see I know what she’s up toTwice a week we publish problems that will feature in a forthcoming Dear Jeremy advice column in the Saturday Guardian so that readers can offer their own advice and suggestions. We then print the best of your comments alongside Jeremy’s own insights. Here is the latest dilemma – what are your thoughts?I manage someone who is a real game
  
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• When rail companies claim their trains are ‘on time’ – but you know they aren’t

  13-05-2016 08:01
  
  Angered by delays and cancellations, and claims that 82% of his trains were on time, Matt Steel kept a detailed record of his travels. The real punctuality figure? Just 37%It all started when I was glancing idly at a Southern Railway performance poster while waiting for a delayed train. The posters are displayed around the network and proudly demonstrate how rail companies have hit their target for service performance – or at least how they have run close to it. But as I stared at the post
  
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• Great Scott! A brewery that's worth exploring – in pictures

  13-05-2016 08:00
  
  Hop in for a pint of polar history in this converted family home, once a brewery run and lived in by the parents of Scott of the AntarcticContinue reading...
  
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• How to make money from Brexit: How YOU could make a fortune or lose money amid referendum

  13-05-2016 06:18 via feedproxy.google.com
  
  INVESTORS who position themselves carefully now could reap the rewards from the stock market if we leave the European Union .
  
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• UK financial watchdog under fire over mis-selling response - Financial Times

  13-05-2016 01:01
  Financial Times
  UK financial watchdog under fire over mis-selling response
  Financial Times
  British taxpayers face “serious risks” of future mis-selling scandals as the City watchdog has not done enough to tackle the cultural problems in banks and financial services firms, MPs have warned. In a critical report, the public accounts committee ...
  MPs warn fresh mis-selling scandal could explode in UK's financial marketInternational Business Times UK
  UK faces 'serious risk' of new finan
  
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• PPI scandal: 'serious risks' of more mis-selling in financial services market

  13-05-2016 01:01
  
  Pension freedoms introduced last year could be a potential trigger for PPI-style mis-selling on a mass scale, say MPsThere are “serious risks” of further mis-selling scandals erupting in the financial services industry and stronger action is needed to tackle problems with the culture of firms, MPs have warned.Related: Consumer watchdog warns against 2018 deadline for PPI claimsContinue reading...
  
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