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‘Left out in the cold’: the boaters locked out of fuel support

People in canal boats moored at or visiting Hebden Bridge say the government does not understand their needs

I paid £70,000 to fraudsters – can Santander help?

Scammers posed as Citibank agents and convinced me to buy a high-return investment bond

Why don’t the British respect service staff or builders the way they do abroad?

The long-running series in which readers answer other readers’ questions on subjects ranging from trivial flights of fancy to profound scientific and philosophical concepts

Train fares in England and Wales rise by 5.9% despite poor service

Passengers will be hit by biggest increase in ticket prices since 2012

The fight to get Britain’s lost employees fit and working again

Covid has shrunk the nation’s workforce, but new programmes aim to tackle the ill-health that may be holding willing employees and entrepreneurs back

Five reasons why John Lewis and Waitrose are having a tough year

Financial woes, cost of living crisis and tougher competition are among problems that have led to expected second ever full-year loss

‘My new solar panels and batteries should save me £1,600 this year’

More Britons are making their homes greener and cutting bills – here’s how the costs add up

Luton Dart: ‘the most expensive train in Britain’ opens for business

The airport’s much-anticipated £290m 1.25-mile shuttle service to the rail station will cost passengers £4.90 a trip

UK suppliers expect government U-turn on planned cut to energy bill support

Firms told to prepare two sets of rates for units of gas and electricity in March for April bills

How rising interest rates sent the UK housing market into reverse

An end to ultra-low rates mean borrowers can only afford smaller mortgages

UK mortgage market contracts for fifth month after Liz Truss mini-budget

Approvals at lowest since 2009 – bar during Covid lockdown – as demand for new homes continues to fall

UK house prices fall at fastest annual rate since 2012

Year-on-year February 1.1% decline comes as average price of property drops to £257,406, says Nationwide

Ocado pauses building new warehouses as annual losses balloon to £500m

Decline in retail sales at online supermarket blamed on customers buying fewer items

UK home sellers having to cut average of £14,000 from asking price

Values lowered for more than 40% of properties on Zoopla to attract ‘price-sensitive’ buyers

Ministers should stop dithering. A social tariff for energy is essential

Even the lower projections for the next couple of price caps will not be remotely comfortable for many

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