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UK inflation jump calls for matching rise in state benefits

Standard formula means payments would increase by 10.1% but Jeremy Hunt could choose cheaper option

‘Money is draining through my fingers’: UK tenants on soaring rents

Renters are spending more than 30% of income on housing against backdrop of possible eviction due to rising demand

UK motorists count cost amid rise in price of car parts, repairs and servicing

Three drivers and a garage owner explain how rising costs have affected prices

Amazon to launch UK insurance comparison site

Firm extends financial services push, taking on big four sites including Moneysupermarket and Go Compare

UK inflation: which goods and services have risen most in price?

From low-fat milk to olive oil, pet products to air transport, how costs have soared

Asos to write off stock and cut costs as shoppers rein in spending on fashion

Online retailer reports disappointing sales growth and £32m pre-tax losses as it agrees £650m banking facility

Eurostar’s customer service has gone off the rails

We had to cancel a trip to Paris after being stuck in a broken-down train and all we got was a voucher

UK housebuilder Bellway expects sluggish sales as interest rates rise

Company warns that next 12 months will be tougher, with economy likely to go into recession

I could lose the government’s cost of living payment as I’m paid weekly

I’m on universal credit which is calculated on a monthly basis, and I missed out on the first £326

How will you be affected by the government’s tax and NI changes?

We examine the relative fortunes of some sample households under Kwasi Kwarteng’s mini-budget and Jeremy Hunt’s revised plans

Pound rises and UK borrowing costs drop as Hunt scraps measures

Yield on 30-year UK government bonds plummets as chancellor reverses more of Kwarteng mini-budget

Average energy bill forecast to hit £4,347 after Truss U-turn on support

Move to reduce duration of help from two years to six months could mean financial cliff edge for millions in April, charities warn

Why was most of mini-budget scrapped and what happens next?

We look at the reasons why Jeremy Hunt is taking action and the economic consequences

Hunt rips up almost all of mini-budget and scales back energy help

New chancellor scraps virtually all tax cuts, leaving PM Liz Truss humiliated and imperilled

A four-day week is already changing British lives: my new bill could make it open to all

A trial is proving just how beneficial a shorter week is – both for workers and for businesses, says Labour MP Peter Dowd

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