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Should I ditch Santander 123 due to the fee increase?
Santander 123 is the most innovative current account we've ever seen – it's been one of my top picks since it launched in 2012, yet it's now announced the fee will rise in January from £24 to £60 a year
The hidden reason Amazon is paying Clarkson & co so much for Top Gear
The papers have repeatedly splashed Amazon TV's triumphant signing of "star turns" Clarkson, Hammond and May in a rumoured £160 million Top Gear deal.
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