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How to get a better mobile deal – from the £8 rule to best perks

Our Money team has joined forces with consumer champion Which? to produce this guide to getting a good deal on your mobile phone contract.
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Skin cancer detection firm lands £15m to fund growth plans

An AI company whose technology is being rolled out across NHS trusts in the fight against skin cancer has landed a capital injection from one of the world's most prominent financiers, Sky News learns.
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Money problem: ‘I paid a builder £500 and they ghosted me’

A reader got in touch about a tradesperson who has left her £500 out of pocket.
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Inflation continues to fall but expect an April rebound due to across-the-board bill hikes

The unexpectedly large fall came due to cheaper fuel and games costs – and was helped by the late timing of Easter. It's meant more interest rate cuts are expected this year.

Breaking
Breaking
Inflation surprisingly continues to fall but expect an April rebound due to across the board bill hikes

The unexpectedly large fall came due to cheaper fuel and games costs – and was helped by the late timing of Easter. It's meant more interest rate cuts are expected this year.

Analysis
Analysis
China’s economy surges, but tariffs effect is yet to be seen

Despite strong growth figures, exports account for a fifth of China's economy and given the fact that consumer confidence domestically is sluggish, there will be a significant tariffs hit to come.
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‘Likely’ British Steel will be nationalised, says business secretary Jonathan Reynolds

Jonathan Reynolds, speaking to reporters in Scunthorpe, said that nationalisation was the “likely option at this stage”.

Playtech to name former DAZN exec Gleasure as next chairman

John Gleasure will be named on Wednesday as the successor to Brian Mattingley, weeks before the gambling technology company pays out a special dividend worth up to £1.5bn, Sky News learns.
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Exclusive
Sir Alan Bates urges victims of Post Office scandal to take govt to court over compensation delays

Sir Alan Bates suggested victims of the Horizon scandal could be waiting until 2027 for all their claims to be settled – a forecast the government disputed – and told them it was time to go to court.
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Financier Truell prints new offer in battle for banknote firm De La Rue

Edi Truell's Pension SuperFund Capital has contacted De La Rue with a revised 132.17p-a-share offer for the Bank of England's currency printer, Sky News learns.
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De La Rue Bank Note