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Rishi Sunak has little to celebrate as cost of living crisis enters a new phase

The inflation shock may be fading but 13 years of Conservative-led governments haven’t

Steven Bartlett: ‘Not feeling like I was enough became a driving force in my life’

The entrepreneur and podcaster, 31, on independence, ADHD, and being ‘un-expelled’ from school

Are electric cars too expensive to tempt motorists away from petrol and diesel vehicles?

In part four of our series exploring myths surrounding EVs, we weigh up the issue of costs

Ofgem plans to add £16 to energy bills to help suppliers recover £3bn in bad debts

Extra payment would be levied at £1.33 a month between April next year and March 2025

UK house prices forecast to fall by up to 4% in 2024

High rates hit mortgage affordability and sales completions but Halifax expects part recovery in market

Christmas dinner could cost UK families 13% more this year

Analysis of cheapest possible price for 11 dinner items suggests a minimum spend of £4.14 a head

What UK’s interest rate freeze means for mortgage borrowers

Home loans could be unlikely to fall by much in short term as Bank of England keeps fighting inflation

Thames Water appoints Chris Weston as boss with up to £2.3m package

Former British Gas executive tasked with leading turnaround in face of debts and controversy over sewage

Currys boss: minimum wage hike shows government does not ‘care’ about retail

Planned 10% UK increase as business rates rise will put pressure on already overburdened industry, says Alex Baldock

Gift memberships: the best UK gallery, museum, cinema and theatre deals this Christmas

Giving subscriptions as a present helps the culture sector plug its finances and saves money too

Wickes’s bodged jobs spark more kitchen sink chaos

Installation horrors have struck terror in the heart of householders

Rail passengers ‘paying 10% premium for food at UK’s stations’

Rail regulator says more competition crucial to bring benefits to passengers and taxpayers

UK phone, broadband and pay-TV firms face ban on ‘confusing’ price rises

Customers should be told clearly upfront rather than facing inflation-linked mid-contract increases, Ofcom says

UK online train ticket sellers warned to be more upfront about booking fees

Some sites are charging up to £6.45 a transaction and need to be more transparent, says regulator

Last posting date looms early for Christmas gifts that traverse afar

Delivery times will be affected because Christmas Eve is on a Sunday. So don’t leave it to the last minute

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