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Who Owns Britain?

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By Mathew Lawrence, Sophie Flinders, Chris Hayes Verified, Amelia Horgan
| common-wealth.org
Rocketing bills, crumbling infrastructure, public services on their last legs. How did we get here? The radical privatisation of Britain's essential services. It doesn't have to be this way. Let's end the rip-off and take back control.
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Laughing All The Way to The Bank: Bank Profits Soar While Taxes stay Low

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By Sophie Flinders
| Positive Money UK
This week the Big Four UK banks — Lloyds, NatWest, Barclays and HSBC — announced pre-tax profits of £44.3 billion – an average of 66 per cent higher than their profits in 2018. February 23, 2024 This week the Big Four UK banks — Lloyds, NatWest, Barclays and HSBC — announced pre-tax profits of £44.3 billion – an average of 66 per cent higher than their profits in 2018. Barclays had the highest percentage increase in profits, which have risen 88 per cent, from £3.5 billion to £6.6 billion.
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Laughing All The Way to The Bank: Bank Profits Soar While Taxes stay Low

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By Sophie Flinders, Simon Youel
| Positive Money UK
February 23, 2024 This week the Big Four UK banks — Lloyds, NatWest, Barclays and HSBC — announced pre-tax profits of £44.3 billion – an average of 66 per cent higher than their profits in 2018. Barclays had the highest percentage increase in profits, which have risen 88 per cent, from £3.5 billion to £6.6 billion. The bank’s payouts to shareholders through traditional dividend payments and share buyback schemes also increased over the same period.
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