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‘Tip of the iceberg’ as Bolton Bounce Back Loan abuser banned for 10 years

Those who abused the Bounce Back Loan (BBL) Scheme are increasingly being held to account, but experts have said this is merely the tip of the iceberg and

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Nottinghamshire Live

Is Threads any good, should you sign up and what is the risk to your Instagram?

There are some dangers to the new platform, which is not yet approved in the EU, with risks to your Instagram account

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Daily Mail

Meta Threads launch LIVE: Mark Zuckerberg takes on Elon Musk’s Twitter

Follow MailOnline’s live coverage for all the latest updates after Threads, the new app created by Facebook and Instagram owners Meta, went live in Britain today.

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Express.co.uk

Shops facing ‘painful hangover’ in new year

Shops face a ‘painful hangover’ in the new year as cost-of-living-hit households rein in their Christmas spending, experts warned.

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Innovation and enterprise blog

Celebrating small businesses this festive season

Small businesses in the UK have had a lot to contend with in the last few years, however, the UK’s brilliant independent retailers are among the most hardy in their sector. Figures from the Local Data...

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Raconteur

How SMEs can adapt and thrive after Brexit - Raconteur

International shocks, disrupted supply chains and red tape have combined to rising operating costs. How can SMEs adapt to thrive?

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Metro.co.uk

Meet the people who are not having children ‘to help save the planet’

‘For me, the biggest step you can take is the positive decision to not bring a child into the world.’

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Scribd

Read For Mum, WITH LOVE Online

Tasnime Rotherham, 37, wanted to honour her mum Raziya, 70, but an unexpected mishap changed everything After I lost my dad John to pancreatic cancer when I was 18, Mum assumed the role of both parents....

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Express.co.uk

Debt-free: How one woman paid off 40k of debt

STUDYING at university comes at a price as one woman from Peterborough discovered when she found herself £40,000 in debt.

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