51 h. ago The two health conditions which could see your travel insurance premium soar by more than 1,000 per cent

Holidaymakers could find their travel insurance premiums soar by more than 1,000 per cent if they declare a certain two conditions, consumer website Which? reveals.

Politics

62 h. ago Marks & Spencer hack: When will the retailer be back to normal?

The retailer has said a recent cyber attack will cost the firm around £300 million.

Politics

64 h. ago Revealed: UnitedHealth secretly paid nursing homes to reduce hospital transfers

A Guardian investigation finds insurer quietly paid facilities that helped it gain Medicare enrollees and reduce hospitalizations. Whistleblowers allege harm to residentsUnitedHealth Group, the nation’s largest healthcare conglomerate, has secretly paid nursing homes thousands in bonuses to help slash hospital transfers for ailing residents – part of a series of cost-cutting tactics that has saved the company millions, but at times risked residents’ health, a Guardian investigation has found.Those secret bonuses have been paid out as part of a UnitedHealth program that stations the company’s own medical teams in nursing homes and pushes them to cut care expenses for residents covered by the insurance giant. Continue reading...

Society

4 d. ago Overlooking one key thing when finding home insurance could be costly, says firm

Financial information business Defaqto is urging households to look beyond just the headline prices when weighing up home insurance.

Economics

9 d. ago Radley sale slashes up to 50% off with 'unusual' designer handbag now £110 less

The luxury British accessories firm has slashed the cost of multiple designs in outlet.

Economics

1 week ago The best mattress protectors to help keep your bed clean and comfy

This often overlooked bedding essential could be the key to better sleep

Politics

2 w. ago Work on huge UK offshore wind farm is halted as firm warns costs are too high

Energy giant Orsted stopped development on the Hornsea 4 project in the North Sea, which could have powered more than a million homes.

Events

2 w. ago Danish firm shelves huge UK windfarm project over rising costs

Ørsted cancels fourth stage of Hornsea project off Yorkshire coast, which was expected to include 180 giant turbinesOne of the UK’s largest planned offshore windfarms has been cancelled by its developer, the Danish wind power company Ørsted, as a result of higher costs and greater risk.The fourth phase of the huge Hornsea windfarm development, located off the Yorkshire coast, was expected to include 180 giant turbines, capable of generating the equivalent of enough green electricity to power 1m homes. Continue reading...

Economics