Why food bills aren’t shrinking – five things to know
Prices in the shops remain much higher than a year ago, despite falls in energy and food costs.
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Mobile fraud: Thieves ‘shoulder surfing’ victims to steal phones
Criminals are exploiting our frequent use of banking apps on mobile phones, a senior fraud officer warns.
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CBI banned alcohol-only events after staff party, says ex-chief
Former boss Dame Carolyn Fairbairn claims she took action following poor behaviour at the event.
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Government rules out more help on energy bills
The price cap on gas and electricity is set to fall, but at about £2,000 remains historically high.
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Mortgage deals: Five new products aiming to beat interest rates rise
As interest rates rise, some lenders are offering no-deposit mortgages and removing the "stress test".
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Mike Ashley thinks luxury Flannels shops ‘bonkers’
Michael Murray says his father-in-law can't understand why people spend so much on luxury fashion.
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Energy bills predicted to fall from July by nearly £450
Ofgem is poised to announce a cut in its price cap next week, according to an energy consultancy firm.
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Long-term sick: How record number is changing UK economy
For every 13 people working one person is long-term sick - and economists say it is harming growth.
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G7 Summit: Africa seeks new role as nations eye its resources
As wealthy nations compete, Africa wants to keep more of the benefits from its natural resources.
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Finance delays for divorcing teachers and NHS staff as pensions recalculated
Both current and retired staff face "a severe and drastic impact" from the delays, say solicitors.
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