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Just 51,039 new motors left UK assembly lines last month compared to 92,153 in the same month of 2019. That’s despite a predicted surge in sales in September.

We have had quite a few viewings and some good feedback but no offers, which is frustrating when we keep reading about a property market mini-boom.

Freshers week is a rite of passage for students across the country – but coronavirus restrictions are on the horizon.

Land Rover’s poor reliability record is well documented, but Tesla has joined it at the bottom of the rankings in a driver survey, with even the latest Model 3 causing issues for its owners.

TSB will be hoping its customers really don’t care about the interest paid on their savings after it announced its Classic Plus current account would no longer pay anything at all from December.

As many as 200,000 severely disabled children over the next eight years could potentially be locked out of their Child Trust Funds unless their families pay hundreds or even thousands of pounds.

Spotify customers have been left frustrated after many are still waiting to receive their free Google Nest Mini’s – weeks after the offer was put forward by the streaming service.

One customer was told her prices are changing from 1 October and from that date, her off peak electricity will be charged at the ‘standard’ rate, meaning a rise of £304.87 a year.

Students are told not to socialise outside of their accommodation this weekend in a bid to stem Covid.

Aaron Sorkin’s second directorial effort is about to premiere on streaming.