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Cancer sufferers' careers 'damaged'
A leading cancer charity has called on the Government to do more for sufferers of the disease after it emerged more than half were forced to quit work or study or have their role or hours cut.
March30th -
Toyota 'making progress' on repairs
Troubled vehicle manufacturer Toyota has completed work on two-thirds of the cars it recalled in the UK, it has been announced.
March26th -
Fault comes in "20% of dealer cars"
One in every five used cars bought from a dealer ends up developing some type of problem, the Office of Fair Trading has said.
March22nd -
Honda in recall over brake fault
Car giant Honda is the second Japanese manufacturer this year to announce a recall of some of its vehicles in the US, further tarnishing the country's reputation for reliable and cutting-edge vehicle design.
March17th -
Alarm over mortgage payment survey
A credit reference agency has been left "extremely alarmed" after new statistics revealed that a quarter of homeowners would struggle to meet their mortgage repayments if their monthly income dropped by just £300.
March12th -
Car owners launch claims on Toyota
The benefits of having a car value protector have been highlighted in the US as Toyota owners begin suing the corporation, claiming safety recalls have slashed the worth of their vehicles.
March10th -
Dog ownership proposals revealed
The Government has announced a number of proposals designed to reduce the risk of people being attacked by dogs.
March9th -
Slump hits families on low pay hard
The recession has seen many families on low pay struggle with their overheads and making ends meet, a report warned.
March8th -
Pet owners urged to 'quit smoking'
Smokers are being warned by a leading animal charity of the dangers to which they could be exposing their pets.
March5th -
Borrowers 'unaware of rate charges'
Homeowners are being urged to review their mortgage payment protection schemes after new research revealed that more than a quarter do not know what interest rate they are being charged.
March3rd -
Dog walker loses driving licence
A man with seemingly no interest in either pet insurance or car value protection has lost his driving licence after getting caught walking the animal while driving his car.
March2nd -
Workers warned of second job risks
Employees have been urged to 'think carefully' about their health and family before taking on a second job.
March1st