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The Charity Commission has launched a statutory inquiry into a Liverpool community organization, freezing the charity's bank accounts as part of the investigation.

Aegon offloads its 200-year-old UK business to Standard Life, creating a pensions and savings giant with $630B in assets under management.

The Official Receiver has announced a period of exclusivity with a preferred bidder for the struggling Speciality Steel UK Limited company.

A rival bidder warns the UK is headed for a raw deal on Thames Water, calling for the utility giant to enter administration to protect consumers and the environment.

The Regulator of Social Housing has published six new regulatory judgements, including a serious C4 downgrade for Basildon Borough Council's housing operations.

Lufthansa facing disruptions as cabin crew join pilots in striking, while far-right AfD party surges in polls. Comprehensive update on the latest developments in Germany's aviation and political landscapes.

Gina Rinehart's son John Hancock welcomes court ruling on mining assets, expresses desire for family reconciliation after long-running feud.

UK motoring group fined for not disclosing full lesson prices at booking, violating 'drip pricing' rules. Learners to receive over £760,000 in refunds.

Proposed legislation in Queensland aims to regulate ebikes and e-scooters, but industry leaders warn it could devastate food delivery services and shared e-vehicle schemes.

The UK's largest driving school, the AA, has been fined and ordered to refund learner drivers after failing to disclose mandatory fees during online bookings.