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BBC renews Match of the Day deal: BBC agrees a new deal to broadcast Premier League highlights on Match of the Day until the end of the 2015-16 season.

Some holiday money rates 'unfair': The same currency exchange providers can offer significantly different rates across the UK, a consumer group says.

Football creditors rule to stay: The High Court has rejected an attempt by HMRC to get the so-called "football creditors rule" abolished in England.