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Airlines pay out millions after initially rejecting claims
Posted onLaurie Watson Laurie Watson’s flight back from a sailing holiday was cancelled Airlines are paying out millions of pounds in compensation to passengers every year after initially saying no as consumer groups accuse firms of trying to put customers off making claims for severe delays or cancellations. Almost £11m was paid to passengers in the…
Ford boss Lisa Brankin warns against taxing electric cars
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Practical tips to save on energy bills this winter
Posted onGetty Images Bleeding radiators can released trapped air and allow heat to circulate properly Every winter brings a drop in temperatures and rising concerns about heating costs. With the energy price cap set to increase in January, we have gathered together some practical advice to help you keep warm and cut costs over the colder…
