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Analysts are sounding the alarm over the impact “frozen” state pensions have on the retirements of Britons living abroad in certain countreis

You need to look out for text messages and emails from the Department for Work and Pensions

The clothing retailer, which trades from 230 shops and employs 5,500 people, is working with PwC on a formal restructuring plan amid tough trading conditions, Sky News learns.

A pilot is being trialled at a small number of stores as Sainsbury’s begins using a system Asda, Co-op, Morrisons and Waitrose are also employing

Unite said it could soon ballot more than 800 workers at Glasgow Airport on industrial action amid pay disputes.

The call for higher levies on large SUVs, often chosen by families for their space, came from Labour and Green party members of the London Assembly.

The discount retail giant is set to open the doors to their new superstore this weekend as the Liverpool-based brand makes huge annual profits while many high street favourites struggle

The DWP is preparing to tighten the eligibility criteria for certain benefit payments, including Universal Credit

The UK’s biggest supermarket chain will unveil its financial results for the first three months of its financial year on Thursday.

HMRC is reminding Britons to sign up for the Tax-Free Childcare scheme

Over 3,000 customers have flagged the issue on Downdetector, a system which monitors power outages

A email has come to light sent to the boss of Marks & Spencer from a now notorious gang of online hackers called DragonForce, who are also believed to be behind an attack on the Co-op

The Government says the move is part of a wider effort to cut costs and reduce confusion for pension savers

Waspi campaigners say they have cleared a hurdle in their battle for a High Court challenge

The second phase of the Pensions Review will examine how state, workplace, and personal finances combine to secure adequate retirement incomes

Latest figures from the tax office show that in March 2025, 579,560 families in the UK used the scheme to save on their annual childcare bills – this is an increase of 81,770 families compared to March last year

The Government has announced a U-turn on the winter fuel allowance following a backlash over unpopular cuts last year which took money away from 10 million pensioners

The Department for Work and Pension says that 402,500 Personal Independence Payment (PIP) claimants are not receiving the correct amount

Stamp duty discounts became less generous for some home buyers from April

School children in the UK have been playing EnergyTown which is funded by the Norwegian oil major.

About 90% of UK shoppers rely on reviews and CMA says people can now have greater confidence in what they buy

Britain banned Thames Water and five other water companies from paying bonuses to their bosses because they had failed to tackle pollution, in its latest effort to overhaul the industry’s poor environmental record.

The implications are huge, not only for Americans but also for countries holding the world’s reserve currency and any asset priced in dollars.

British money transfer firm Wise became the latest UK listed firm on Thursday to say that it intends to move its primary listing to the U.S. from London.

British outsourcer Mitie Group will acquire smaller peer Marlowe for about 366 million pounds ($496 million) in a cash-and-stock deal, the companies said on Thursday, sending the latter’s shares up nearly 8%.

Electric carmaker sold 36% fewer cars year on year in May as it loses ground to China’s BYD and other rivals

Nationwide has CUT mortgage rates despite other banks hiking loans as the Bank of England boss warns over interest rates.

Three arrests have already been made in the UK

Co-op, which has stores across Birmingham, is making a major change to its in-store services, the retailer and supermarket giant has confirmed.

A LUXURY chocolate brand is marking its return to supermarkets with a limited edition flavour. Godiva, which is exclusively sold at high-end retailers like Harrods, will be flogging its Dubai-style…

Britain’s Office for National Statistics said on Thursday that April’s consumer price inflation reading of 3.5% had been overstated by 0.1 percentage points due to an error in car tax data provided by the government.

Litigation funders take on great risk. The CAT’s intervention on the payout in Merricks v Mastercard will cost future UK class action.

There has been a disagreement over plans for zonal electricity pricing which is pushing political tensions to boiling point, according to the Telegraph newspaper

UK households who buy Nutella face a shake-up for the first time in SIX decades, with Ferrero, which makes the spread, confirming the news.

Unfair bonuses have been banned for senior executives at six water companies, under Labour’s new measures in the Water (Special Measures) Act

Britain’s first industrial strategy for eight years will be undermined unless the government also announces measures to reduce sky-high energy costs faced by companies, lawmakers and business leaders said on Friday.

Shareholders in International Airlines Group have been told to oppose a new pay policy that could hand its boss a one-off share award worth more than £2.7m, Sky News learns.

Some sellers have hijacked the reviews of well-performing products in order to falsely boost the star rating

The firms said the new deal will see Centrica take delivery of five billion cubic metres of gas per year up to 2035.

Although the WH Smith name will no longer appear on high streets, its presence won’t vanish entirely.

Consumer group makes claims of ‘some questionable and dodgy pricing tactics’ on retailer’s website

Amazon has cut jobs in its books division, including at its Goodreads review site and Kindle units, the company said on Thursday.

Which? said it was tipped off about ‘suspicious’ RRPs by readers, and proceeded to look at the pricing of 160 popular products

SAINSBURY’S is the latest supermarket to test a major change to shelf labels in stores – but it will leave shoppers divided. One of the UK’s biggest supermarkets is trialling elec…

Industry analysis suggests the reforms could save £52 billion overall, but the South East would be left £3.6 billion worse off

Firms including Thames Water have been stopped for paying rewards to executives under new rules.

SPORTS DIRECT shoppers are being tricked into thinking they are getting a bargain by misleading pricing, according to consumer campaigners. Which? accused the High Street giant of using “dodgy” Rec…

Personal Independence Payment (PIP) helps people with some of the additional costs that can come with a long-term health condition or disability, but changes need to be reported to the DWP

Families may be chased for Winter Fuel Payments if pensioners die before tax recouped