DMGT slashes £180m from scheme deficit

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The Daily Mail & General Trust defined benefit pension scheme has slashed £180m from its deficit this year, half-yearly figures show.

The publisher said the 42% funding improvement - from £430m at the start of the year to £250m at the half-year - was due both to an increase in the market value of the schemes' assets and an "exper...

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