Camelot admits lottery payment error
Camelot has admitted it paid ?130,000 in error to a lottery syndicate which managed to flout the rules by making a late claim after missing the 30-day lost ticket deadlin...
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House votes to hold back on US payment to UN
US relations with the United Nations were again in turmoil yesterday after the House of Representatives voted to withhold $244m in dues the country owes if it is not read...
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PR firm defends massive payment for London traffic advice
Transport for London is paying PR company Fishburn Hedges a staggering ?100,000 a month for advice on how to introduce London mayor Ken Livingstone's controversial conges...
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Fuel payment rise a crude bribe, claims Lib Dem
The chancellor, Gordon Brown, is being accused of increasing pensioners' winter fuel payments as a "crude bribe" amid claims that the government plans to cut the grants b...
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Payment due
After 42 years underground, Ken Herdman at 74 is trapped on the ground floor of his small home in the former pit village of Seven Sisters up the Dulais Valley in south Wa...
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Schr?der wades into payment row
The German chancellor, Gerhard Schröder, will try when he meets industry chiefs today to end an embarrassing deadlock over a national plan to compensate Nazi-era sla...
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Redbus seeks buyer's payment
A UK film distribution company backed by entrepreneur Cliff Stanford has issued a $16m (£11m) writ against a German distributor which it says withheld payments after...
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Hague changes his mind over pensioners' payment choice
William Hague yesterday performed a spectacular u-turn when he abandoned a flagship Conservative policy that would roll the basic state pension and other "gimmicks", such...
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Increasing numbers of students excluded over fees non-payment
Thousands of students are being excluded from universities because they are unable to pay tuition fees, a university vice-chancellor said yesterday.
Peter Knight, vice-...
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BT loses auction payments action
BT and One2One failed yesterday in a high court claim that they were treated unfairly in comparison with two rivals as a result of which they lost millions of pounds.
T...
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