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Women in California prison accuse staff cook of rape and urge criminal charges

Exclusive: After investigators concluded an abuse incident occurred, women speak out for first time – ‘I was so scared to tell anybody’

The Guardian - US

Victims robbed of £4bn in ‘insulting’ car loan redress scheme, say claims firms

Financial Conduct Authority defends interest rate of 2.09% as critics describe proposals as ‘hypocritical’

The Guardian - UK

‘I’d do it all again’: the UK factory worker who beat the car lenders in court

Marcus Johnson’s successful claim means more consumers can access a multi-billion-pound compensation scheme

The Guardian - UK

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UK Lenders Face $12 Bn Plus Compensation Bill Despite Court Ruling: Watchdog

British finance firms behind high interest car loans could have to pay out more than nine billion pounds ($12 billion) in compensation despite the country's highest court ruling that most of the controversial deals were lawful, a financial watchdog said Sunday.

International Business Times

The Guardian view on car finance scandal redress: mis-sold loans demand action, not excuses or spin

Editorial: Millions were overcharged on car loans they didn’t fully understand. The courts said this was unfair. It’s time for regulators and ministers to deliver redress

The Guardian - UK

Martin Lewis explains how millions could still get car finance payouts after Supreme Court ruling

Money expert says an automatic redress scheme could be introduced by the end of the year

The Independent UK

Car finance ruling leaves motorist involved in Supreme Court case ‘dumbfounded’

Marcus Johnson said the ruling ‘sounds like it’s fine to secretly overcharge customers for commission’

The Independent UK

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Lenders do not owe millions compensation over car finance, Supreme Court rules

The Supreme Court on Friday overturned a Court of Appeal ruling that said ‘secret’ commission payments were unlawful.

Evening Standard

Car loan scandal: What supreme court ruling means for UK motorists

Only one motorist will get compensation after judges found his deal was unfair, while most claims were rejected

The Independent UK

Car loan scandal: what the supreme court ruling means for UK motorists

Supreme court ruling ends 18-month saga over whether or not lenders hid finance commission rates

The Guardian - UK

Car finance mis-selling scandal: Millions of drivers denied payouts after Supreme Court ruling

Lenders have avoided having to pay compensation to potentially millions of drivers after a long-awaited Supreme Court ruling

The Independent UK

Millions of drivers miss out on payout after landmark Supreme Court ruling on car finance

The case was brought by three motorists who all bought their cars for less than £10,000 before 2021

Evening Standard

Millions set to miss out on car finance compensation after Supreme Court ruling

Two lenders challenged a Court of Appeal ruling that said ‘secret’ commission payments paid by buyers were unlawful.

Evening Standard

Supreme Court car finance ruling: Martin Lewis issues urgent warning

The Supreme Court will rule on whether millions of motorists could be entitled to compensation on their hire-purchase agreements signed before 2021

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The Independent UK

Supreme Court to rule on motor finance compensation row

The ruling will be handed down on Friday afternoon.

The Independent UK

Motor finance compensation ruling ‘goes too far’, watchdog tells Supreme Court

Two lenders have taken a row over whether drivers could be entitled to money back on their hire-purchase agreements to the UK’s highest Court.

International Business Times

The UK Car Loan Scandal That Could Cost Banks Billions

Banks may have to pay out tens of billions of pounds if the British Supreme Court upholds a judgment ruling controversial car loans are unlawful, in a case beginning in April.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Best photos from MSU basketball’s narrow win vs. Bowling Green

Check out some of the best photos from the Spartans' victory over Bowling Green on Saturday

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Salon

"Citizen Nation": Hope for democracy

The four-part PBS series depicts students from across the country studying the constitution for a contest, and life

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Ohio State basketball secures commitment from forward with offers from Xavier, Indiana

One in the fold for 2026! #GoBucks

Tom’s Guide

Hedra lets you give AI characters a voice — this new model is a huge step up

Hedra is an AI video tool that makes it easy to generate speaking AI images, including accurate lip-synching and head movement.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Seahawks claim LB Drake Thomas off waivers from Raiders

Raiders took a risk waiving LB Drake Thomas, hoping to get him back on the practice squad. They lost that gamble.

Bristol Post

Indian restaurant could lose licence over immigration and food hygiene concerns

It's sister restaurant in Nailsea was recently stripped of its licence after four people were found working there illegally

USA Today Sports Media Group

Ohio State basketball offers instate 2026 small forward

The Buckeyes are looking at keeping the best instate in 2026 #GoBucks

USA Today Sports Media Group

Ohio State basketball offers instate 2026 rising star point guard

The Buckeyes are quick to offer the freshman star #GoBucks

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