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Why do I get a sinking feeling over our £174 online order?

We placed it in September but nothing has arrived and there seems to be no way of contacting the company

Pastures, paddocks, Pride and Prejudice: Britain’s most viewed properties for sale

Property website has shared the most viewed listings in 2022, which include a £35m house in Highgate

Hot water bottles sell out around UK as cold snap hits

John Lewis said sales are up sixfold on last year as people look to save on their heating bills

National Grid stands down coal plants on standby in icy weather

Great Britain’s electricity system operator says it has no concerns over blackouts despite snow and ice

The ethical Christmas gift voucher that lends with care

From maize farmers in Ecuador, to shopkeepers in Rwanda, Lendwithcare helps lift entrepreneurs out of poverty

US banks named as being among least ethical UK operators

A new study scores the best and the worst accounts based on key issues such as climate and tax avoidance

What has Barclays done with my £50,000 after post-Brexit changes?

I kept the account when I moved to Greece, but the bank closed accounts held by non-UK residents

Average asking price of UK homes down by 2.1% in a month, says Rightmove

Property website reports largest pre-Christmas dip of last four years as figure falls to £359,137 in early December

UK power prices hit record high amid cold snap and lack of wind power

Severely cold weather has come with low wind speeds, creating perfect storm to drive wholesale costs up

Buy now, don’t pay later: how UK families are turning to freebies

Soaring inflation and a greater acceptance of swapping, sharing or giving away ‘preloved’ items is booming on sites such as Freegle and Olio

Evelyn Waugh’s once-beloved Cotswold mansion up for auction at £2.5m

Grade-II*-listed eight-bedroom, six-bathroom Piers Court is where Waugh wrote many illustrious novels, including Brideshead Revisited

Stress over cost of living crisis harming workers’ performance, survey finds

Managers say anxiety is causing distraction, affecting productivity and increasing absenteeism

It is soaring energy costs fuelling UK inflation – not humble pay rises

The government says it wants to tame public sector pay to fend off a highly unlikely wage-price spiral

‘I got £10,000-plus of food for free’: the bin diver making the most of thrown-away groceries

As supermarket prices soar, some Britons are hunting out food that would otherwise go to waste. We talk to one of them

Snow warning for south-east England as icy snap likely to trigger cold weather payments

Fuel poverty charity urges government to provide more support for ‘those at greatest peril’

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  • Hold your nose: a £1.25bn subsidy for rich Rolls-Royce’s new engine had to happen
  • Meta discussed ‘whisper strategy’ against social media critic Jonathan Haidt, files show
  • ‘Why has the Chancellor left the wealthiest untouched?’ – our money and economics writers answered your questions
  • The ‘breathing space budget’ – breathing space for the government, that is
  • ECB president Lagarde says central bank ready to intervene in markets if necessary– as it happened
  • How £100 vanishes in minutes: inside the ‘slot farms’ targeted in the budget
  • Healey’s budget paves way for ‘brutal’ spending review next year, warns IFS
  • US economy grows faster than expected but inflation rises to 3.7%
  • ‘Algorithms make everything predictable’: why the CD is making a comeback
  • Is this play-safe budget a sign that the prime minister is planning an early election?
  • Lloyds executive criticises Healey for linking bank tax rises to energy bill support
  • FTC orders Delta, Uber and others to hand over data on algorithmic pricing
  • Was Ralph Nader right about (almost) everything? His challenge to Democrats ahead of the midterm elections
  • ‘Scattergun’ budget will still leave Britons facing higher energy bills, says thinktank
  • ‘I earn £126,000 – but nothing’s left at the end of the month’: readers react to the budget
  • Shell profits double to $10.8bn as Iran war pushes up margin on oil
  • Healey vows to cut welfare bill before next election with ‘tough’ approach to young people
  • Liz Truss has brought our divided nation together – in mockery of her
  • Will the budget deliver ‘growth in every postcode’?
  • How will John Healey’s energy support package affect you?
  • ‘There has to be a bolder shift’: retail and hospitality businesses assess relief in budget
  • Thames Water creditors to vote on emergency £2.4bn loan as cash runs low
  • ‘Feels like we’ve gone backwards’: Indonesia’s choking haze provides spark for wider protests
  • Embattled CBS leader Bari Weiss downplays concerns about weak 60 Minutes ratings
  • Budget 2026: Healey hikes taxes on banks and landlords to fund £100 handouts to 20m households
  • Budget briefing: the key questions answered by Heather Stewart and Pippa Crerar
  • Fed holds interest rates steady in last decision before midterms
  • Labour is still searching for an energy fix for a new world

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