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UK's most vulnerable groups for fraud attacks
The most targeted age group is 45 to 54 years of age
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Fundraiser prepares to run a marathon every day in 2022
He will be sacrificing family holidays and giving up alcohol for the year while he takes on the challenge
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The Highway Code changes that will improve safety for cyclists, pedestrians and horse riders
The code is expected to be amended next month
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Humpbacks making a comeback and Wally the walrus on tour: the UK’s seas in 2021
The Wildlife Trusts warn marine nature is being disturbed by human activities
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Camping, memes and Speedos – Six of 2021’s best fundraising efforts
The UK has been busy raising money despite the ongoing Covid-19 crisis
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Extra Covid restrictions could be needed ‘at pace’ as NHS prepares for surge
So-called “Nightingale” hubs are being established at some hospitals to deal with a “super-surge” in Covid patients
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‘Record low number’ of UK firms fell into administration in 2021
Insolvency specialists at Interpath Advisory said furlough measures particularly reduced the number of non-voluntary insolvencies over the year
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Average UK house price ends year at record £254,822
Nationwide published quarterly figures showing house price trends in the UK’s nations and regions of England
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The 1p challenge that could save you £650 in a whole year
Some savers like to switch things round by getting the bigger amounts out of the way as soon as possible
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National Insurance tax rise: How much you'll pay from April
The Bank of England expects the inflation rate to hit about 6% by spring 2022, meaning the benefits of any wage increases are likely to be eroded by rising prices
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The meteor showers and other astronomical events to look out for in 2022
The New Moon is the best chance to see something amazing in the skies in 2022
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The areas of the UK which have record Covid-19 case rates
Figures for case rates in the early months of the pandemic are not directly comparable, as only a small number of people were being tested