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'I'll deal with it later': How buy now pay later schemes are pushing families into debt Original

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Around half of shoppers say they'll use these schemes to pay for their Christmas goods, without always realising it's a form of short-term borrowing which could damage their credit rating, as ITV News' Charanpreet Khaira reports Buy Now Pay Later has become a familiar option at the checkout. It allows shoppers to split the cost of a purchase over weeks or months, often interest-free. For many rushing to finish their Christmas shopping, it can feel like a harmless way to spread the cost.
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Red Wall rebuilt on historic night but Reform poses new threat to Labour | ITV News

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Rishi Sunak taking to the stage to concede defeat as a YouTube star held an 'L for Loser' sign over his shoulder said it all. It was just the latest in a string of unfortunate election images which have come to define the Conservatives' campaign, right from its rainy start. Sunak might have known Yorkshire's Red Wall was a lost cause, but one of his major missteps was ignoring the region entirely, barely showing up on the campaign trail.
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General Election 2024: Has politics given up on levelling up?

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By Charanpreet Khaira Verified
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In 2019, Boris Johnson took a bulldozer to the Red Wall, snatching victory in seats long seen as Labour heartlands. Penistone and Stocksbridge, Don Valley, Ashfield, Bolsover and Great Grimsby were among the constituencies that cemented the Tories’ win. In return, voters were promised two things by the then prime minister: that he would "get Brexit done" and that the country would be "levelled up", that's to say that investment and opportunity would become more evenly spread.
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