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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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Savers 'lock in strong' £138 boost from ISAs but tax raid looms
Savers urged ‘to consider’ inflation-busting accounts amid interest rate cuts
Savings accounts are still offering interest rates higher than the rate of inflation
Winter Fuel Payment to be replaced in part of UK and you can have your say
The Winter Fuel Payment is paid by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) and is intended to help people who have reached state pension age with their heating bills
British economy contracted by 0.3% in October, warns ONS as UK ‘teetering on edge of recession’
The fall comes as a shock to the economy given the slight growth seen just one month prior
High street hit by huge blow after bank announces 55 branches to now shut this year
The bank has announced that a further 14 branches across Britain will close in a fresh blow for the UK's struggling high streets
Over 90% of councils plan maximum tax hikes as they warn of MORE service cuts after Labour's budget
Some Britons could see their average bill rise by £451