Britain’s motor finance industry is in turmoil following a Court of Appeal ruling that deemed it unlawful for car dealers to receive bonuses from banks without informed customer consent. Analysts warn of potential worst-case scenarios comparable to the country’s costly consumer banking scandal, prompting fears of a multi-billion-pound redress scheme. The Financial Conduct Authority plans to expedite a decision from the Supreme Court on whether lenders can appeal the ruling, drawing comparisons to Britain’s infamous payment protection insurance scandal.
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Ten killed and several injured after shooting at religious festival in Mexico
A mass shooting during the Nativity of Saint John the Baptist festival in Irapuato, Mexico, left ten dead and several injured, including a 2-year-old boy shot in the eye. The attack occurred as locals celebrated with food and music, and police are investigating the incident while expressing their commitment to restoring peace in the community. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: During a celebration in San Juan, Mexico, a mass shooting occurred, resulting in...
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