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Waspi campaigners threaten legal action as pension compensation row deepens

The Women Against State Pension Inequality (Waspi) group claims 3.6 million women were short-changed because the Government failed to provide adequate warning when it raised the state pension age from 60 to 65, and later to 66. These changes date back to legislation introduced in the 1990s, but many women were not notified until years […]

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‘Reciprocal’ tariffs would create chaos for homebuilders

Homebuilders knew that the election of President Donald Trump would likely create a thorny situation with regard to his policy on tariffs, as Trump made blanket duties on Canada, Mexico and China central to his campaign. Canada and Mexico reached an agreement with Trump earlier this month to pause 25% tariffs on those countries that

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Morgan Supersport: Plus Six replacement to be revealed in March

For the new flagship, it seems more likely that Morgan will use lessons from the limited-edition Midsummer to produce a considerably more exclusive and upmarket model, clearly differentiated from the Plus Four, that will justify higher prices and more interest in the firm’s bespoke programme. Some people inside Morgan have been calling for this move

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Ferrari Roma

Once you’re off and rolling at almost any speed, like all modern Ferraris, it has a direct steering ratio that picks up pace only just off-centre, and here, as in any of the firm’s models, that takes some getting used to.  But when cornering quickly, the Roma rolls appreciably less than the Portofino and is

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Murray firm developing ultra-lightweight chassis for new supercars

Gordon Murray Automotive (GMA) is to launch “a portfolio of new vehicles” underpinned by a ultra-lightweight supercar chassis being developed by a UK consortium. Project M-Lighten aims to create monocoques using high-strength extrusion aluminium alloy which, while lighter, will be stronger and produced in a greener way than today’s GMA supercars, the T50 and T33. GMG will

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Mercedes-AMG to return to V8 power with upcoming CLE 63

Mercedes-AMG will return to V8 power, confirming an all-new mild-hybrid petrol engine will debut in the upcoming Mercedes-AMG CLE 63 later this year. The move marks a shift away from the controversial petrol-electric four-cylinder plug-in hybrid drivetrain introduced in the current C63, which failed to gain traction with customers, leading to a significant drop in sales

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Aston Martin delays electric ambitions under new CEO Adrian Hallmark

Aston Martin Lagonda is set to push back its long-held plans for an all-electric range, with new chief executive Adrian Hallmark preparing to announce a revised strategy at the British carmaker’s annual results on Wednesday. Hallmark, who joined last autumn after leading Bentley Motors, is expected to confirm that Aston Martin remains committed to an

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Can government job cuts lead to lower mortgage rates for spring?

Could the loss of jobs in the government sector and the withdrawal of funding from the economy significantly increase the unemployment rate and a surge in jobless claims? If this happens, will we see lower mortgage rates this spring? It’s an intriguing thought, especially considering how this aligns with White House officials’ strategy to boost

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