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Money
17 June 2018
The Guardian view on books for all: libraries give us power
Editorial:
Opening facilities for longer but without librarians is a mixed blessing, though still better than closing them, as we do in Britain
The Guardian view on books for all: libraries give us power
Art and authenticity: Frida Kahlo, fakes and the fate of a stolen work
Art and authenticity: Frida Kahlo, fakes and the fate of a stolen work
End of the great card payment rip-off? No, it’s just a new one
End of the great card payment rip-off? No, it’s just a new one
16 June 2018
Holiday car hire: 10 simple ways to save this summer
How to find the best rental deals, avoid the hard sell and ensure you’re not hit with rip-off charges
Holiday car hire: 10 simple ways to save this summer
You're the expert
What’s the best alternative to sport summer school?
What’s the best alternative to sport summer school?
Airbnb wrecks travellers’ holiday plans as battle with cities intensifies
Airbnb wrecks travellers’ holiday plans as battle with cities intensifies
How I spend it
‘I was better off as a student than I am now working’
‘I was better off as a student than I am now working’
Government urged to investigate Capita and FDM Group's training schemes
Government urged to investigate Capita and FDM Group's training schemes
15 June 2018
Let's move to ...
Let’s move to Ipswich, Suffolk: 'More David Brent than Steve Jobs'
Let’s move to Ipswich, Suffolk: 'More David Brent than Steve Jobs'
Tech leaders say visa cap removal may not solve UK skills shortage
Tech leaders say visa cap removal may not solve UK skills shortage
Equitable Life to shut down with surprise £1.8bn policyholder windfall
Equitable Life to shut down with surprise £1.8bn policyholder windfall
Snacks, slouching, stagnant wages: the office is making us miserable
Snacks, slouching, stagnant wages: the office is making us miserable
Fantasy house hunt
Penthouses for sale around the UK – in pictures
Penthouses for sale around the UK – in pictures
The Upside
'The Daddy quota': how Quebec got men to take parental leave
'The Daddy quota': how Quebec got men to take parental leave
14 June 2018
'Ethical grocer' Farmdrop raises £10m to expand home delivery service
Skype founder increases his investment, saying firm is using technology for good
'Ethical grocer' Farmdrop raises £10m to expand home delivery service
Fall in UK rail passenger numbers casts doubt on viability of franchises
Season ticket sales drop 9.2% with customers hit by rising fares, strikes and overcrowding
Fall in UK rail passenger numbers casts doubt on viability of franchises
EU raises renewable energy targets to 32% by 2030
UK called for 30% as green groups say increase does not go far enough
EU raises renewable energy targets to 32% by 2030
Your problems with Anna Tims
I transferred £54,000 from Nationwide – why is it still missing?
I relocated to Canada
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urgently need the money to secure a mortgage
I transferred £54,000 from Nationwide – why is it still missing?
13 June 2018
GCHQ cybersecurity experts investigate Dixons Carphone data breach
Electronics retailer apologises for breach involving 5.9m customers’ bank card details
GCHQ cybersecurity experts investigate Dixons Carphone data breach
Your problems with Anna Tims
Why were we charged £1,000 to cancel our wedding venue?
We paid the money for the venue in December 2019, but face a ‘no refunds’ policy
Why were we charged £1,000 to cancel our wedding venue?
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