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Post Office inquiry: Email shows ex-boss accused subpostmasters of having 'their hand in the till'
A Post Office boss blamed cash shortfalls caused by computer glitches on branch managers "with their hand in the till".
UK economy grows slightly for second month in a row
The UK economy has grown slightly for the second month in a row, official figures show.
Taylor Swift music 'back on TikTok' despite app's public spat with singer's record label
Taylor Swift's music is reportedly back on TikTok just weeks after the social media app and her record label Universal Music publicly exchanged furious messages.
Have interest rate cuts been delayed and how long will the wait be?
Financial markets are scaling back expectations about interest rate cuts in countries such as the UK this year.
Human waste could soon be used to fuel air travel
Human waste could soon be used to fuel air travel, following the announcement of a world-first factory.
New Instagram tool will stop children receiving nude pictures
The owner of Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram is going to introduce a new safety tool to stop children from receiving nude pictures - and discourage sending them.
The boss of AstraZeneca could earn £18.5m this year - but he may be underpaid
The drugmaker AstraZeneca (AZ) promised this morning to raise its annual dividend by 7% this year.
Viasat, the night-time economy and Mimo
As global satellite giant Viasat opens its new international headquarters in London, Ian King is joined by the company's president Guru Gowrappan.
Telegraph suitor Marshall to quit board of GB News owner
Sir Paul Marshall, the hedge fund tycoon, is preparing to step down from the board of GB News' parent company as he eyes a renewed bid to acquire The Daily Telegraph.
'A growing crisis': Extreme rainfall saturates farms - and may make food pricier
Months of extreme rainfall have created a "growing crisis" for British farmers.

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