Новости за 28.10.2015

Booking opened at 11am today for pre-registered fans who had priority for the May 2016 preview performances of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.

The London market was higher today lifted by rising oil prices and an announcement that the CMA has provisionally approved BT's £12.5bn merger with mobile phone firm EE.

The first data from HMRC since pension freedom rules were introduced in April shows 146,000 retirees have accessed their pots.

Concept cars rarely look better than these. Say hello to the Mazda RX-Vision and Yamaha Sport Ride Concept, two of the many concept cars showcased at the Tokyo Motor Show.

A massive 81 per cent of company car drivers surveyed by the RAC said they regularly drive over the 70mph speed limit on motorways. Five per cent of these say they reach speeds of 90mph.

What can you do in 27 seconds? Wash your face? Peel a potato? How about lose your focus when driving? A study has found voice-activated controls are distracted drivers for half a minute.

Britain's biggest drugmaker saw its sales rise 9 per cent to £6.13billion in the three months to September 30, beating analysts’ consensus forecasts for £6.08billion.

BT announced in February that it had agreed to acquire EE, but rivals had questioned whether a deal between the two would weaken competition in the market.

Trinity will buy the 80 per cent of shares it does not already own in Local World for £154.4million, which will allow it to make cost savings of £10million to £12million from its second year of ownership.

Are you a TalkTalk customer attempting to cancel your contract after the data breach last week? Use this Money Mail letter template to complain to the telecoms giant.

The firm, which has around 500 shops in Britain and Ireland as well as a Directory catalogue and internet business, said full-price sales rose 6% in the quarter to October 24.

Broadband customers who have failed to review their annual deal and switch providers have seen their bills rise by 40 per cent on average since 2011 - from £258 a year to £361.08

The Land Registry said that In the capital values rose 9.6 per cent compared to September 2014, meaning the average property now has a price tag just £3 short of £500,000.

VW has posted a loss of £2.5billion for the first quarter to be impacted by the emissions test cheating scandal. The carmaker has increased the money set aside to cover the cost or recalls.

Marks & Spencer suspended its website on Tuesday for two hours after customers reported they could see other users banking details.

Staley previously worked at US banking giant JP Morgan for more than three decades before quitting in 2012 to join hedge fund BlueMountain Capital Management.

The building society has raised more than £12million for the appeal with bonds and easy-access accounts. The rate is the best available from traditional banks and building societies.

NatWest and RBS customers who had a credit card which garnered ‘YourPoints’ for every pound spent have until 31 October 2015 to claim rewards.

Quarterly profits fell 8 per cent on the year to £2billion, which was lower than the £2.3billion analysts had been expecting, sending shares in the group 3.48p or 4.5 per cent lower to 73.92p.

Lloyds Bank said that among private renters, those who said they don’t have enough money to cover their monthly outgoings had doubled to 16 per cent in September from 8 per cent in April.

The Takeover Panel had granted the Belgian firm a two-week extension to clinch its takeover of SAB Miller. That expires at 5pm today and sources say it will seek extra time while it talks to investors.

Shares crashed by as much as 40 per cent, eventually clambering back up to close 23 per cent down at 175.25p, the defence firm admitted it is also struggling to pay back its £165m debt pile.

Having helped secure an unexpected majority at the General Election in May the Chancellor set out an audacious plan to extend the Tories' appeal – turning them into a party of workers and the North.

The drugs giant intends to re-file its dry eye treatment Lifitegrast with the FDA, the Big Daddy American regulator, for a possible US launch after a successful drug trial.

Our investigation has discovered how it is only the threat of price rises or political intervention that prompts higher than average numbers of homeowners to move to a different provider.