Is this the end of insurance rip-off? £1billion saving predicted as firms are stopped from charging existing loyal customers more than new ones The Financial Conduct Authority announced that insurers would not be allowed to charge loyal clients more than new ones The FCA found insurers were making it harder for customers to stop automatic renewals … Read more
Apple may break from tradition and delay the announcement of its next generation iPhone 12 until October due to coronavirus and travel restriction delays. The firm is holding a virtual event from Apple Park in Cupertino, California from 18:00 BST on Tuesday where new devices and services are rumoured to be revealed. Rumours suggest that … Read more
‘I have never beaten myself up so much’: The Biggest Loser’s Fiona Falkiner describes upsetting setback in IVF journey and reveals a psychic predicted she will have twins By Marta Jary For Daily Mail Australia Published: 10:03 BST, 14 September 2020 | Updated: 10:03 BST, 14 September 2020 Fiona Falkiner is undergoing IVF to have … Read more
John Lewis & Partners has announced its predicted list of top ten toys to give children this Christmas. The retailer suggested gifts this year will be driven by the importance of learning through play and enhancing communication skills through interaction with toys. As children adapted to playing in smaller groups and with due to the … Read more
Fast Fords have become big business on the classic car market, and this 33-year-old example could be sold for a whopping amount of money when it goes under the hammer later this year. Values of the Sierra RS500 Cosworth have sky rocketed in recent years, with adoring – and ageing – boy racers looking to … Read more
Amanda Holden has shared the moment she predicted Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom would call their newborn daughter Daisy. The famous couple announced the birth of their child Daisy Dove Bloom on Wednesday along with an adorable snap of them cradling her hand. Amanda, 49, interviewed Katy, 35, back in June on Heart Radio alongside … Read more
Experts said Britain’s borrowing habits ‘will have changed permanently’ as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, after forecasts estimated credit card and loan borrowing would fall by record levels this year. Demand for consumer credit would fall 15.9 per cent and Britain’s unsecured debt pile would not recover to 2019 levels until 2022, according to … Read more
Teachers have submitted ‘implausibly high’ predicted grades amid widespread upset over A-level results, the exams regulator has claimed. Nearly 40 per cent of results had been downgraded from teachers’ predictions, official data reveals, sparking complaints from pupils who say the system has let them down. But the Office of Qualifications and Examinations Regulation (Ofqual) now … Read more
The Scottish Government completed a total U-turn over exam results today, confirming that the downgraded marks of tens of thousands of students will revert to grades estimated by their teachers. Nicola Sturgeon’s SNP administration bowed to pressure to alter course over a ‘standardisation’ system designed to tackle the fact that no exams have been sat due … Read more
A-levels and GCSEs have been marked in ‘the fairest way’ says exam chief as he defends system that could see 39% of pupils get lower-than-predicted grades Roger Taylor said teachers’ predictions alone would ruin qualification credibility Combining predictions with statistical model is the ‘fairest’ way to award grades Similar system in Scotland saw thousands receive poorer … Read more