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Nearly two-thirds of callers to the tax authority had to wait longer than 10 minutes to get through.

The company's statement follows Henry Staunton's revelation in a hearing about postmasters' compensation.

Omniplex acquired their Ipswich site in December after Empire Cinemas fell into administration.

News of the possible move comes as a leading think tank says the case for cutting taxes is "weak".

About 40,000 M&S staff will see their wages increase by more than 10% from April.

Bosses at Tates of Sussex criticised the police response to the thefts from its two garden centres.

Sean Bailey, the head of the media giant's live-action film studio, stepped down after 15 years.

The regulator finds evidence information may be being swapped, which could affect selling prices.

Lost letters, big losses and calls for reform at Royal Mail: BBC Panorama speaks to customers and insiders.

The Isle of Man Chamber of Commerce says the latest budget does not address the issues facing firms.

The former chief executive has forfeited the honour following the Horizon IT scandal.

Legislation to exonerate wrongly convicted sub-postmasters is expected to come into effect in July.

Bills will fall to the lowest for two years under the new price cap, but charities warn costs are still high.

Vice Media Group filed for bankruptcy in May and was bought by Fortress Investment Group.

HSBC, NatWest and Virgin Money are all increasing mortgage rates continuing a frantic start to the year.

An investigation into whether brokers charged people too much interest to buy a motor was recently launched.

The ECT allowed fossil-fuel companies to sue governments for billions in compensation for lost profits.

The artificial intelligence boom has helped Nvidia become one of the most valuable firms in the US.

Northumberland County Council approves plans to put £15m of public money in reserve.