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Royal Bank of Scotland is said to be coming under pressure from the Government to halve chief executive Stephen Hester's bonus.
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RBS ‘urged to halve Hester bonus’
Former Archbishop of Canterbury Lord Carey has thrown his weight behind the Government's plans to introduce a £26,000 benefits cap, arguing the current welfare system is rewarding "fecklessness and irresponsibility".
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The highest earners should pay more tax to cushion the squeeze on low-income households, former coalition Cabinet minister David Laws has declared.
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Tax highest earners more, says Laws
The Government has announced moves aimed at tackling the growing controversy over excessive boardroom pay, with proposals on greater transparency over pay deals, giving shareholders tougher powers and creating more diverse boards and remuneration com
Britain must stand ready to contribute more to the International Monetary Fund in order to shore up the ailing world economy, Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg says.
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Clegg backs increased IMF payments
Town halls have "a moral duty" to freeze council tax for families struggling with rising household budgets, the Government has said.
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Council tax freeze a ‘moral duty’
A UK-based ticketholder has won nearly £41 million on the EuroMillions draw, Camelot said.
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UK ticket scoops EuroMillions prize
Gas and electricity supplier Co-operative Energy is offering to pay penalties for customers who switch from other companies, urging other firms to do the same.
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Co-op offers to pay moving penalty
Glimpses of a softening in the rental market have been seen as average rents dropped for the second month in a row.
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Rental market shows slight drop
Pay rises in private firms so far this year have averaged 2.8%, the highest level since the end of 2008, according to a report.
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Private sector pay rises on the up