Watchdog raps investor Woodford and says it would have fined administrator £50m
Investors were left trapped in the Woodford Equity Income Fund in 2019.
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‘Institutional bias’ prevented further probe of Horizon complaints, inquiry told
David Smith resigned as managing director of the Post Office after seven months.
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Masters start delayed due to wet weather in Augusta
Thunderstorms, heavy rain and winds gusting up to 45mph are forecasted for Thursday.
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AstraZeneca promises dividend rise ahead of vote on chief’s £18.7m pay deal
The update came ahead of AstraZeneca’s annual general meeting on Thursday afternoon.
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Poundland still facing freight delays and extra costs from Red Sea disruption
Pepco Group, which runs the 864-strong discounter in the UK, said it is managing product availability and does not expect this to impact profits.
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Biden vows ‘ironclad’ support for Israel amid Iran attack fears
The US military believes Israel carried out an airstrike on the Iranian consulate in Syria earlier this month.
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Lawnmower racers battle French mud for first place
A team of lawnmower racers triumphed at a recent event in France after riding for 18 hours and completing more than 1,000 laps of a muddy course.
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Poland to debate strict anti-abortion legislation
The nation is holding a long-awaited debate on liberalising the country’s law.
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Masters day one: Weather could disrupt play in Augusta
Golf’s first major of 2024 starts amid warnings of thunderstorms.
UK Sport|Apr 11
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NHS England must end ‘culture of secrecy’ in children’s gender care
The Cass Review published earlier this week said children have been let down by a lack of research and evidence on the use of puberty blockers.
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‘Confusion’ over voter ID rules could save top Tories, poll says
Campaign group Best for Britain warned that around five million voters risked being turned away from polling stations.
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Insurers failing to protect people and planet with investment choices – charity
The insurance industry is contributing to global issues through its underwriting and investment activity, according to a charity.
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Fake flights and missing motorhomes among common holiday scams, says bank
Lloyds said the average loss for holiday scam victims is £765, with 35 to 44-year olds making up more than a quarter of those being tricked.
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UK to conduct regular military exercises in Indo-Pacific to boost security
From 2025, the UK will work alongside the US and Japan in trilateral exercises which aim to further develop the ability of each country’s armed forces
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EU legislators approve overhaul of migration laws
The 27 EU member countries must now endorse the reform package, possibly in a vote in late April, before it can enter force.
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