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UK inflation could fall below 2% this year, Citi forecasts

Falling gas prices and CPI decline could boost public finances before 2024 general election

ScottishPower reports retail loss as consumers cut back on energy use

Renewable energy generator said underlying group profits were helped by windy conditions last year

Disabled daughter lost £2,449 in Santander bank switch

She was woken up by an Apple Pay alert to discover the money had disappeared

Goldcar didn’t accept our paper UK driving licences but hasn’t refunded us

Car rental firm blames confusion over post-Brexit document rules agrees the £600 refund should have come quicker

Four-day week: ‘major breakthrough’ as most UK firms in trial extend changes

Nearly all companies taking part opt to continue with new pattern as staff report better work-life balance

Energy crisis stemming from Ukraine war ‘cost £1k for every UK adult’

Conflict came on top of our over-reliance on gas, says Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit

Hit that switch: UK energy suppliers will get competitive again

Suppliers are expected to feel empowered by an easing in prices this year to hunt for customers

Tesco hands store staff 7% pay rise

Supermarket’s third pay increase in a year puts it slightly ahead of Aldi and Sainsbury’s

One in four vouchers for prepayment meters unredeemed in Britain

Nearly 2m energy support vouchers worth £125m in total either lost, delayed or unclaimed

If my house purchase is not registered at the Land Registry, will it be a problem when selling?

I wonder who would have been responsible in 2003 and whether the process can be completed now

I’m disabled and SSE Energy left me without central heating for a year

Our radiators were removed ahead of the agreed meter and tariff upgrade but nothing has happened

Boris Johnson ‘agrees to buy’ £4m nine-bed Georgian manor house (with moat)

The 400-year-old Grade II-listed property has five acres and a moat fed by its own natural spring

Lifeline for bus routes as £2 cap on local fares wins extension

Government announces three-month continuation of fare initially introduced during Covid lockdowns

Five factors to explain FTSE 100’s record high despite recession

Economy and business backdrop is grim, but the energy boom and shareholder payouts have helped

Soaring fuel bills may push 141m more into extreme poverty globally – study

Researchers say Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has driven up household energy costs by between 62.6% and 112.9%

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