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Halifax joins other lenders in cutting mortgage rates
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Elon Musk set to auction Twitter signs and
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Lotus accelerates with record 2,200 sports cars produced
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Wilko suspends home deliveries as rescue deal continue
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Blow to UK salmon industry as post-Brexit export
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