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Full-fat milk sales rise as UK’s appetite for low-calorie options cools

Whole milk, full-fat yoghurt and blocks of butter in demand as shoppers go back to basics to avoid processed food

UK house prices rise for fifth straight month but market ‘softening’

Increase in January of 0.1% on previous month but annual rate slows to 4.1%, says Nationwide

Lloyds Banking Group to shut another 136 UK high street branches

Lloyds, Halifax and Bank of Scotland branches to close as group accelerates shift to digital and mobile banking

London house sales at highest level since before Brexit vote, says Foxtons

Estate agent reports that revenues and profits for 2024 beat market forecasts

Waitrose won’t pay my claim after a £5,000 car park trolley crash

A snake of shopping carts ran into my car, but the insurance payout has been delayed – and my premiums have soared

Average private rents in Great Britain fall for first time since 2019

Typical advertised rent outside London dipped £3 to £1,341 a month in final quarter of 2024, says Rightmove

Confused about savings? This is the ideal time to take an interest

While Rachel Reeves may be facing financial headaches, the turmoil is bringing serious good news for savers

London mansion formerly owned by Saudi royals sells for £139m

The Holme in Regent’s Park, which has 40 bedrooms, was put on the market two years ago for £250m

What is DEI and why is Trump opposed to it?

What the pushback against a more equal society could mean for a world fraught with power imbalances

Google agrees to crack down on fake reviews for UK businesses

Tech company will issue ‘warning’ alerts on profiles of firms that manipulate star ratings, says CMA

Chichester least affordable area outside London for first-time buyers, data shows

Homes in the city cost 8.5 times the annual earnings of the typical full-time worker, Nationwide says

Unpaid internships ‘locking out’ young working-class people from careers

UK charity calls for positions of four weeks or longer to be banned to help close social mobility gap

Rachel Reeves denies Labour hindering consumer interests in car loans scandal

Chancellor under pressure from lenders and lobbyists that say huge compensation bill could harm motor finance market

Salzburg loses exclusive claim to famous Mozart chocolates

Austria’s souvenir Mozartkugeln will no longer be made in composer’s home city after factory bankruptcy

Adele blighted sale of former West Sussex home by calling it ‘scary’, says vendor

Adele rented Grade II-listed house for six months and is named in planning document as owner says he can’t find buyer

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