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Cut in energy support to firms ‘threatens UK decarbonisation’

Cornwall Insight warns reduction in support could curb businesses’ ability to invest in reducing fossil fuel emissions

Average price for UK litre of petrol below 150p for first time since war in Ukraine

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine pushed up wholesale prices of gas and oil

Christmas and World Cup help UK retail sales rise in December

Total sales for the month increased by 6.9% compared with a year earlier despite cost of living crisis

Pay in cash – and haggle hard: 15 ways to save money this winter

There are no easy answers to the cost of living crisis. But if you haven’t checked your benefits or changed your lightbulbs, it might still be possible to make life a little more tolerable

Energy bill support for UK businesses to be cut by Jeremy Hunt

New scheme for companies, charities and public sector organisations to offer discount on wholesale prices

Warm home discount scheme leaves people in Britain out in the cold

Readers write that the government’s scheme has left them with new hoops to jump through

UK household income likely to fall by £2,000 a year, says thinktank

Resolution Foundation says UK only halfway through two-year cost of living crisis, with only very richest likely to see income rise in 2023-24

Into the Void: the four-storey Barbican shell set to become a £3.5m home

Having bought the space in 2006 for £200,000, a former solicitor aims to sell the one-off 3,097 sq ft brutalist space to developers

The writing’s on the wall for the paper check – but I’m still going to miss it

Using a paper check is a tedious process, but it’s also tangible evidence of stability and reliability

Average UK house price falls for fourth month in a row, says Halifax

Figure of £281,272 comes as property values drop by 1.5% in December, after 2.4% decline in November

UK petrol and diesel retailers accused of not passing on falling oil prices to drivers

Already under scrutiny from competition watchdog, sector faces further calls to slash pump prices

‘Sunshine Saturday’: UK travel firms gear up for busiest bookings day in years

Bumper time for early bookings predicted as industry holds out for post-Covid return of foreign trips

‘There are icicles on the taps’: living in a home without central heating

Lisa Appleton, of Manchester, fears the energy price cap increase is ‘going to put people over the edge’

FTSE 100 bosses paid more in three days than average UK worker for whole year

CEOs pass milestone nine hours earlier than last year, with pay up 39% on January 2022

Electric car sales reach record high in UK despite supply chain disruption

Tesla’s Model Y was stand out performer as EVs surpassed sales of diesel cars for first time, while total car sales fell by about 2% from 2021

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