3 d. ago 'Cheap to run' Lakeland dehumidifier gets cheaper price as winter damp hits UK households

'I love my dehumidifier, it dries my washing in a few hours'

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4 d. ago Martin Lewis warns Ofgem energy price cap rise is higher for these households

Martin Lewis has revealed why the 0.2 per cent energy price cap rise is a "red herring", suggesting that the true figure is actually much higher.

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4 d. ago Household energy bills to edge up next year despite falling wholesale prices

Funding nuclear power projects and discounts to some households’ winter bills were driving the price cap change, the regulator said.

Economics

4 d. ago EDF to pay customers 100 hours of electricity in deal that undercuts price cap

EDF's 'Simply Fixed Nov26v10' tariff saves households on a standard tariff £156 compared with the October price cap

Economics

4 d. ago Levies push up energy price cap despite fall in wholesale costs

Ofgem nudges up price cap after Labour election pledge to bring down household bills

Economics

5 d. ago Property expert issues 'difficult' warning to anyone selling a house this year

The average house price in the UK is now £272,000

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5 d. ago Why we've left the UK...and won't be coming back: Spiralling living costs, a nation divided, and because 'everything is always broken', young expats reveal their reasons for fleeing

Young professionals who spoke to the Daily Mail named the high cost of living, rising taxes and a sense that 'everything is always broken' for their decision to pack up and go.

Politics

6 d. ago House prices slump just seven days before Rachel Reeves' Budget as demand slows

The typical house price in the UK stood at £271,531 in September - down 0.6 per cent compared to August, according to the Office for National Statistics.

Economics

6 d. ago Why we've left the UK...and won't be coming back: Spiralling living costs, a nation divided, and because 'everything is always broken', young expats reveal their reasons for fleeing Starmer's Britain

Young professionals who spoke to the Daily Mail named the high cost of living, rising taxes and a sense that 'everything is always broken' for their decision to pack up and go.

Politics

6 d. ago House price growth slows as Budget jitters bite but typical home is now worth £7,000 more than a year ago

House prices are falling, according to the latest official figures from the Office for National Statistics.

Economics

9 d. ago Average house price revealed as market sees largest November drop since 2012

More than a third of homes available for sale have had an asking price reduction

Economics

1 week ago Price rises set to cool in reprieve for households after September peak

Most economists think the rate of Consumer Prices Index (CPI) inflation will have fallen in October.

Politics

1 week ago ‘She was extremely petrified’: the shocking drama about one woman’s six

When dual national Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe was imprisoned, her husband went on hunger strike – to force Britain to act. Narges Rashidi and Joseph Fiennes reveal how they brought their nightmare to the small screenWhen Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe was arrested in Iran in 2016, it wasn’t immediately obvious what had happened – but within 100 days, we had the contours of the story. Her husband, Richard Ratcliffe, held a press conference. He had amassed 780,000 signatures on a petition for her release, and delivered a letter urging the same thing to former PM David Cameron. This, it transpired much later, was after murky meetings with the Foreign Office in which civil servants insisted that the best thing, both for Nazanin’s release and the safety of her parents and brother in Iran, was to lay low and let diplomacy take its course.“It was state hostage-taking,” says Joseph Fiennes, who plays Richard Ratcliffe in the BBC’s four-part drama Prisoner 951. “It clearly goes on, and innocent pe...

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1 week ago Brits illegally streaming Sky TV warned as households lose £1,680 to fraudsters

While there is a crack down on those streaming illegally, this isn't the only price some households are paying.

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1 week ago DIY expert warns of 3 kitchen mistakes which could 'hurt' house value

If you are planning to put your home on the market, there are certain DIY projects which will likely lose your property value, according to a flooring expert who has warned about the biggest mistakes

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2 w. ago Former Met police officer accused of using sex workers while on duty

Exclusive: Imran Patel, who resigned last year after reports about his conduct, is being investigated by the IOPCA former Metropolitan police officer allegedly used sex workers while on duty in the midst of a major investigation into behavioural standards, the Guardian can reveal.Britain’s largest police force has been described as “institutionally misogynistic” after widespread claims that a “toxic” sexist culture has been allowed to thrive for decades. Continue reading...

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2 w. ago Britain's BIGGEST house price winners: Areas where prices have surged 70% in 20 years

Areas in London and Greater Manchester topped the list of locations which have seen super-sized price rises, according to estate agent Savills.

Politics

2 w. ago Average UK house price jumped to new record high in October, says Halifax

October saw the biggest monthly rise in UK house prices since January this year, the bank said.

Politics

2 w. ago The lorry drivers paid to smuggle migrants into Britain: Police reveal spike of arrests in Kent as people trafficking gangs lure hauliers with offers of thousands of pounds

Investigators say drivers are being tempted with thousands of pounds to transport migrants hidden in lorries, after nine people have been arrested since July.

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2 w. ago The real vs fake grass turf war dividing Britain: We reveal what an artificial lawn does to your house price

Battlelines are being drawn in gardens across Britain as the number of people using artificial lawn or paving over gardens rises.

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