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EU students starting at a UK university in 2020/2021 will be able to pay home fees for the duration of their courses, the British universities minister announced this week.more

Netflix is to raise prices for UK subscribers by up to 20% as it looks to invest more in programmes.more

The proportion of low-paid workers in Britain has fallen to its lowest level since 1980, a think tank has said, with young adults particularly benefitting.more

It's wedding season and if you have a big day every weekend, you are probably feeling pretty broke by now.more

Engineers have spent the morning cutting the 'Seasons Greetings' graffiti work from a garage wall in Port Talbot, Wales.more

Car insurance payouts have skyrocketed in the UK as a result of vehicle thefts soaring in the UK.more

Crying or arguing in your own home could be considered a crime and can lead to a hefty fine being imposed. more

Michael Gove will pledge free British citizenship for 3 million EU nationals after Brexit if he becomes prime minister, as well as abolishing the burden of providing proof of settled status, the Guardian understands. more

Vulnerable households are spending £250 million more than they should on energy bills as companies break competition rules to fleece prepay customers, new research suggests.more

Telecommunications and loan companies capture the most unreliable debtors - according to the BIG InfoMonitor Register of Debtors. The value of consumer debts reported to BIG reaches up to PLN 41 billion.more

The winner of the French Open 2019 will receive a record sum of prize money. The amounts are equal for the women's and men's events.more

The UK's social safety net has been "deliberately removed and replaced with a harsh and uncaring ethos", a report commissioned by the UN has said.more

The City regulator is warning consumers to be aware of being lured into bogus 'get rich quick' schemes advertised on social media.more

the booming overseas demand for Premier League television coverage will boost the spending power of England's top tier clubs by £1.1billion.more

German "Die Welt" warns today that disputes over war reparations may lead to an increase in dislike towards employees from Poland in Germany.more

The billionaire shocked the students at Morehouse College in Atlanta, pledging to pay off their student loans.more

A lucky diner was accidentally given a £4,500 bottle of red wine at a steakhouse in Manchester. more

The Wall Street Journal reports on the big-company CEOs who made the most money in 2018. The big winner is David Zaslav, CEO of Discovery, whose TV channels are apparently doing pretty well. He raked in $129.4 million last year. more

Football fans are crying foul over skyrocketing prices after Spurs booked their place in an all-English Champions League final against Liverpool.more

Government data released to Labour shows that ministers spent more than £1.5bn drafting in help from beyond Whitehall in 2017/18 - a 60% leap on the previous year's figures.more

Anyone who takes a vacation on Elba can get a refund for their hotel stay if there's too much rain while they're there. more

Rising inequality in Britain risks putting the country on the same path as the US to become one of the most unequal nations on earth, according to a Nobel-prize winning economist.more

Broadband, pay-TV, mobile phone and landline customers must be told when their contracts are about to end and be informed of their providers' best alternative deals, under new rules.more

The average UK worker is earning £17 less a week than they did a decade ago, with public servants being the worst hit, a new study has suggested.more

Amazon is offering UK employees thousands of pounds to quit their jobs and set up as independent delivery contractors in an effort to keep delivery capacity up with demand.more