Oliver Price

@olivertimprice.bsky.social

Puzzles editor (former data editor) for Daily Mail | All opinions my own but were probably somebody else's first | Email me at oliver.price@dailymail.co.uk or my DMs are open

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The daily quiz/puzzle game that's not really a quiz and not really a puzzle. Deduce the answer from crossword-style clues with hot/cold feedback.

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The Competition and Markets Authority probed seven of the biggest developers in the country for anti-competitive practices. They've agreed to pay £100m BETWEEN THEM. That's the price of *checks notes* 500 £200k homes. Wonder how much they made 🤔 www.gov.uk/government/n...

Affordable housing set to benefit from £100 million following CMA probe

Consultation underway on payment by housebuilders and changes to how they handle sensitive information to address CMA’s concerns.

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If you have been falsely accused of driving off without paying for petrol I would love to speak to you, especially if you've received a fine from Forecourt Eye or BOSS (British Oil Security Syndicate) or similar. Email me: oliver.price@mailonline.co.uk or DM me

🚨EXC : The @financialombuds train investigators to claim that customers 'consented' to a fraudulent payment, even if the card machine that was being used has been HACKED, meaning the bank will not repay you for falling victim to flaws in THEIR security. 1/3 www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article...

Exposed: The legal loophole that lets banks 'fleece' fraud victims

EXCLUSIVE: Under guidelines devised by the ombudsman and seized upon by banking groups, Brits who use their card in a hacked machine have 'consented' to the fraudulent transaction.

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Very proud to be a part of the now award winning Deep Dive team at @dailymail.co.uk who room innovation of the year at the British Journalism Awards. An incredibly well deserved credit to my brilliant colleagues Stephen Matthews, Harry Lewis-Irlam, Darren Boyle, Rhodri Morgan and Annie Scales.

I listened to this report before the election. Some of the things happening right now in Florida – the state government funding fake abortion clinics, organised extremists harassing vulnerable women on a daily basis – are, as @lewisgoodall.bsky.social says, 'dystopian'. Do watch or listen.

Lewis Goodall@lewisgoodall.com · 2y ago

The plight of women in Florida is dystopian, including the rise of fake abortion clinics offering the untested practice of "abortion reversal." After the failure of the abortion rights referendum in the state, the situation will get worse. Our News Agents film. www.youtube.com/watch?v=df5B...