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I took Vinted to court to get my money back
Mali Osmelak never imagined that selling clothes on Vinted would end with a court claim to recover almost £6,000. She started trading on the platform to earn an income while managing Crohn's disease and caring for her four-year-old daughter. But when she became a professional seller in March, she was unable to complete Vinted's verification process, leaving thousands of pounds inaccessible in her Vinted wallet. After several weeks of trying to resolve the issue, Mali took legal action.
'I missed my chemo and have a £12,000 hotel bill': British holidaymakers stranded by Iran war
Andrea Pendrey has missed her chemotherapy treatment while she is stuck in the Maldives British holidaymakers have told the BBC they are stranded abroad after their flights were cancelled when the US-Israeli war broke out. Airspace remains severely restricted following missile strikes across the Middle East meaning commercial flights through major hub airports have been grounded.
Flat owner hit with £65,000 fire safety bill as block too short for funding Original
Flat owner hit with £65,000 cladding bill as block too short Danielle Codd BBC Tom says he worries constantly about how he's going to pay to make his building safe Flat owners are being hit with huge bills for fire safety work because their blocks are not tall enough to qualify for funding announced after the Grenfell Tower fire. The previous government launched the Building Safety Act after the 2017 fire which killed 72 people.
Banks, chemists and pubs lead High Street closures
Emma Simpson & Danielle Codd - Business correspondent & producer September 11, 2024 at 7:05 PM·3 min read Pharmacies, pubs and banks made up half of the closures on Britain's High Streets in the first six months of this year, data suggests. On average 18 chemists, 16 pubs and nine banks shut down every week between January and June - according to research from accountancy firm PwC.
Post Office 'saw postmasters as enemies'
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Post Office 'saw postmasters as enemies'
Post Office investigators saw sub-postmasters as "enemies", according to a 2014 draft report by forensic accountants. This was part of an "adversarial" approach by the company at the time, a former top Post Office lawyer has conceded at an inquiry into the Horizon IT scandal. The Post Office security team also failed to link various reports by sub-postmasters of faults in accounting software, the report said.
Jacob Rees-Mogg's investment management firm to close
The investment fund manager co-founded by Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg - Somerset Capital Management - is to close down. The firm said it was in advanced talks to transfer its top performing funds to a new investment adviser, while the wider business in London will close. The company was co-founded by the Conservative MP 16 years ago and he remains a shareholder. The FT reported on Saturday the firm had lost more than two-thirds of its assets after losing its largest client.
Bread to loo roll: How UK prices compare with five EU countries
Image source, Getty Images By Emma Simpson & Danielle Codd BBC business correspondent & producer Loo roll, butter and ketchup are more expensive in the UK compared with some of our biggest European neighbours, research for the BBC suggests. But the UK is the cheapest for nappies and frozen pizza, consumer analysts Circana found. We compared the price of 23 food and non-food items in France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the Netherlands.
Low paid 'miss out on flexible working' - BBC News
That's what many of us want to do when we feel our employer is being unfair but few of us, especially with two young children, have the courage to go through with it. But that's exactly what Kellie Simmons from Manchester did when the company she worked for refused to give her flexible working. Kellie's experience is common for those earning less than £40,000, new research suggests.
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