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Sky agrees £1.6billion takeover of ITV entertainment to create Britain's largest commercial broadcaster
The proposed deal would combine Sky and ITV's entertainment businesses as they seek to compete with major US streaming platforms.
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UK faces worst fiscal ‘challenge’ since 1950s due to rising debt and interest rates
Debt and interest rates have risen substantially in recent years which will impact decisions around Government spending and tax cuts

'We will not be able to afford to keep warm!' Pensioners speak out as £300 Winter Fuel Payment means-tested
Households will need to be in receipt of Pension Credit in order to access the vital energy bill benefit

Coventry Building Society launches 'highly competitive' savings account offering the 'best buy' rate
This new savings product is available to both new and existing members of the building society

'I went cash-only for a week - it completely changed how I live my life'
GB News reporter Jack Walters decided to spend a week only using cash and it completely changed how he intends to spend his money going forward

‘Glimmer of hope’ for energy bills as Ofgem price cap to fall by 14 percent
Ofgem’s energy price cap is the maximum amount suppliers can charge households for each unit of gas and electricity they use if they are on a standard variable tariff