5 h. ago Tesco big shop price hikes show why we're all struggling as we reach four years of cost of living crisis

20 products in my big shop have increased by 50 per cent or more

Economics

11 h. ago Breaking strict Blue Badge rule could mean a £1,000 fine and criminal record

Blue Badges are given to people who struggle to get around to help them reach their destination but there are rules which must be followed

Economics

42 h. ago Heathrow Airport horror as passengers face HUGE fees for drop

Millions of passengers being dropped off for flights at Heathrow Airport will be hit with a price hike and strict 10 minute linger time

Society

2 d. ago Bathgate & Linlithgow MP welcomes UK Government clampdown on ticket touts

The Labour Government plans to make it illegal for tickets to concerts, theatre, comedy, sport and other live events to be resold for more than their original cost.

Politics

3 d. ago Americans to be charged more than Europeans to visit the Louvre – after Trump hiked US parks prices for foreigners

The price hike is part of a new initiative to raise funds to overhaul and renovate the Louvre

Politics

4 d. ago Staggering cost of Maltesers is laid bare as price hiked to more than a sirloin STEAK

MALTESERS have risen in price so much that they now cost more than a sirloin steak per kilogram at some supermarkets. Cocoa prices have risen significantly over 2025, with every £1 worth on a supermarket shelf now being worth a minimum of £1.15. Sainsbury's and Morrisons are selling Maltesers at the highest price point, with...

Economics

6 d. ago The Ordinary’s annual Slowvember sale is here and this is what I’m buying

Low-cost skincare just got even more wallet-friendlyFollow live: All the best Black Friday 2025 deals

Economics

7 d. ago At least 248 dead after floods and landslides on Indonesia’s Sumatra island

Rescue workers in Indonesia are struggling to reach victims in several devastated areas

Events

7 d. ago Indonesia and Thailand flooding death toll tops 350 as rescuers struggle to reach worst

More than 100 still missing on Sumatra island, where authorities to start cloud seeding to reduce rain, as Thailand sees one of worst floods in a decadeThe death toll from devastating floods and landslides in south-east Asia climbed past 350 on Saturday as clean-up and search and rescue operations got under way in Indonesia, Thailand and Malaysia.Heavy monsoon rain overwhelmed swathes of the three countries this week, killing hundreds and leaving thousands stranded, many on rooftops awaiting rescue. Continue reading...

Events

7 d. ago DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Dithering on prostate tests will cost lives

Friday's findings on prostate cancer screening have an air of equivocation about them which could lead to a tragic, terminal outcome for men who develop this 'invisible killer'.

Politics

7 d. ago Almost a quarter of youngsters rely on taxis as they cannot drive, poll reveals

Young adults are missing out on the freedom of the open road, with many saying driving lessons are beyond their reach - and half saying they struggle to pay for lessons

Politics

7 d. ago One of the world’s biggest museums to nearly DOUBLE entry fee for tourists with Brits paying even more

ONE of the world's most famous museums is set to nearly double its entry fee for tourists. The Louvre museum in Paris will increase its ticket prices by 45 per cent for most non-European Union visitors, which includes Brits. The price hike is set to be introduced early next year, with tourists from countries including...

Politics

8 d. ago FTSE 100 Live 28 November: Pub chain surges despite cost pressure, Whitbread shares fall

The owner of Harvester and All Bar One is the toast of investors after posting better-than-expected results.

Events

8 d. ago FTSE 100 Live 28 November: Index higher, pubs chain surges despite cost pressure

The owner of Harvester and All Bar One is the toast of investors after posting better-than-expected results.

Events

9 d. ago Hong Kong fire: three reportedly arrested with dozens dead and hundreds missing in housing complex blaze – follow updates

At least 36 killed and hundreds missing after huge blaze at the Wang Fuk Court residential complex in Tai Po district on Wednesday. Follow the latest updates live Full report: Death toll in Hong Kong tower block fire rises to 36 with 279 reported missingBamboo scaffolding may be to blame for spread of Hong Kong tower block fireFirefighters have received calls from trapped residents, but are battling difficult conditionsFirefighters have struggled to reach the upper floors of the high-rise buildings, even after hours battling the blaze.The priority is to extinguish the fire and rescue the residents who are trapped. The second is to support the injured. The third is to support and recover. Then, we’ll launch a thorough investigation.Debris and scaffolding of the affected buildings [is] falling down. The temperature inside the buildings concerned is very high. It’s difficult for us to enter the building and go upstairs to conduct firefighting and rescue operations. Continue reading...

Events

9 d. ago Martin Lewis reveals letter he was sent by Rachel Reeves after shock O2 price hike

Martin Lewis wrote to Chancellor Rachel Reeves as part of his campaign to clamp down on mid-contract price hikes on mobile phone bills after recent announcements by telecoms giants

Events

9 d. ago Budget 2025: Renters braced for price hikes after Rachel Reeves hits landlords with tax increase

The Conservative leader says Rachel Reeves’s plan to increase taxes on rental income will force landlords out of the market and leave tenants paying the price

Economics

9 d. ago Food price hike fears mount after supermarkets hit with property tax rise

The Government will introduce a new business rates ‘surtax’ on larger commercial properties worth £500,000 or more.

Economics

9 d. ago Drivers hit with fuel price rise and tax hikes in Rachel Reeves' budget

There will new charges for electric vehicle drivers and a freeze on fuel duty will only continue until September 2026

Economics

1 week ago Fizzy drinks to go up in price as Labour 'milkshake tax' becomes the first money grab of the Budget

In the first salvo of the Budget raid on Britons, Wes Streeting announced that the exemption for pre-packaged milk-based drinks is being scrapped.

Economics