The Bank of England was right, inflation has made us poorer. But whose fault is it?

Central banks are keen to blame the surge in inflation on anyone but central banks

More fruit and veg shortages to come as weather in UK and Spain hits crops

Record heat in southern Europe and chilly start to British growing season spell more misery for shoppers

Even high earners being hit by harsh bank affordability tests in wake of crisis caused by mini-budget

Investigation finds rogue sellers charging up to seven times more for products than on other websites

Arrays installed by more than 50,700 households in first quarter of 2023 as people seek to reduce energy bills

Higher mortgage rates and less loan choice hitting sales to people trying to buy first property, says developer

Balances with utilities are £5bn higher than April 2022 despite cost of living crisis after customers cut usage

Chief economist Huw Pill says workers and firms should stop trying to pass on rising costs by hiking prices or demanding better wages

Automation too often erodes conditions and job quality creating anxiety and overwork. To build ‘good work’, we must invest in people as well as tech

Households with analogue meters have until 30 June to claim discounts of up to £400 on energy costs

Editorial: Hindu nationalism in India is writing an epitaph for the country’s experiment with multi-ethnic secular democracy

Average of £224,963 for homes with one or two bedrooms is 2% higher than a year ago, says Rightmove

And I have to use it or lose it, as it runs out by end of September

Report shows government plan for targeted help would fail to reach homes not registered for benefits

There are serious inequalities in how Britons save for retirement and in the health of those who have retired. Why?