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Luxury tights brand Wolford apologises for delays to orders and refunds

Exclusive: Skinwear firm admits delivery services overstretched amid heavy criticism from customers

What are my rights if wintry UK weather has disrupted my travel?

Snow, ice and flooding have resulted in flights and trains being delayed or cancelled, and roads being blocked

UK firms plan price rises as confidence falls to lowest level since Truss budget

BCC survey shows growing concern over planned employer tax rises with 55% of companies planning to hike prices

O2 was tricked into transferring my number to fraudsters. Could I have it back?

‘Sim-swap’ fraud has affected three readers – and dealing with their mobile phone company hasn’t been easy

FTSE 100 bosses make more money in 2025 by noon today than average worker in a year

Bosses to hit milestone on third working day of 2025 with median hourly pay of £1,298, says High Pay Centre

Give working parents help with childcare and commuting costs, UK thinktank says

Child poverty plan must address the 70% of families with at least one parent in work, Resolution Foundation says

Amazon aims to branch into UK internet market with satellite broadband plan

Proposed space launches within next two years could ultimately deliver mobile phone signal even to most remote areas

‘Astonishing and appalling’: British Gas battles customer anger over energy bill struggles

Complaints ratio for Britain’s biggest energy supplier is almost three times higher than its rival Octopus Energy

‘It didn’t come as a surprise’: UK workers on being forced back into the office

Some welcome cuts to hybrid working but others feel less productive and are considering change of job or country

‘Drab December’ caps another year of declining footfall on UK high street

Visitor numbers at retail sites down 2.2% compared with 2023, raising fears of disappointing Christmas sales

Labour’s economic agenda has all the right ideas – but it’s a race against time to make it work

This government needs to reverse at least three decades of financial woes, and it needs to show progress before its plan gets Trumped, writes economist Michael Jacobs

UK house prices rise for fourth month in a row, says Nationwide

Cost of average home in December reaches £269,426, with value increasing over year by almost £12,000

UK consumers warned over offers of money to open betting accounts in their names

Specialists raise alarm over companies such as Moneyful promoting ‘easy money’ in exchange for personal details

Energy bills: is it worth shopping around for gas and electricity again?

New energy price cap of £1,738 for Great Britain comes into force on 1 January but there are ways to find better deals

UK government hires ‘nudge unit’ to help dispel heat pump myths

Behaviour experts say misinformation shared in media and by other stakeholders is impeding uptake

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