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FIVE at FIVE: ManU jumps as Erik leaves; Lloyds facing big claims; FTSE 100 flip-flops; Bus fares to rise; Business confidence dips

1. Manchester United shares jump as manager Erik Ten Hag sacked

Ten Hag was told of the club’s board’s decision on Monday morning, having joined Man U in 2022 and had his contract extended to 2026 three months ago.

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2. Lloyds Bank confirms court ruling sets 'higher bar' for motor finance claims

In a statement today, the lender noted Friday's Court of Appeal decision on the case of Hopcraft and Close Bros relating to motor commission arrangements.

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3. FTSE 100 Live

Stocks wobble

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4. Business confidence hits four-month low as Budget draws closer

This reflected falling confidence around the economy as a whole and firms’ own trading prospects, with the drop taking sentiment further from a nine-year high seen this summer.

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5. Keir Starmer confirms rise in bus fare cap

“Starmer must think people who get the bus aren’t working people,” chided shadow transport secretary Helen Whately. “That’s £10 a week extra to get to work under Labour,” she beamed from her X account.

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