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Fraudsters appear to be adopting the "sinister" tactic of spiking drinks to steal money, campaigners warn.

Councillor John Hart says the housing market "has distorted immeasurably" over the last two years.

Telford and Wrekin Council votes to increase the discount under the government's First Homes scheme.

The new rule lets debt collectors text and direct message millions of Americans who default on loans.

Barclays, RBS and HSBC are among firms penalised by the European Commission after an investigation.

It was fined €24.5m (£20.8m) for failing to have the proper framework in place for a big IT disruption.

A charity estimates that domestic gas bills in April will be double those of 18 months earlier.

A growing number of people are deciding to give up a substantial chunk of their wages.

Cluhein Trubshaw is preparing to leave Guernsey as she cannot find anywhere affordable to live.

Instead of two turtle doves, the charity asks for two tins of fruit to be donated for those in need.

More than three million customers have seen their energy firm collapse amid soaring gas prices.

The average price of a UK house was £252,687 in November, according to the Nationwide Building Society.

A scheme allowing shoppers to get cashback at the till will see rapid expansion in the next few weeks.

Consumer group Which? says people sending Christmas parcels to the EU need to be aware of the rules.

Monthly spend over Christmas expected to increase by £109, according to projections for BBC Panorama.

The charity which provides basic essentials such as nappies and formula needs £90,000 a year to run.

The increase is needed to cover the increased cost of maintenance costs, the Manx government says.

The bank had 475 branches just over a year ago, but a fresh round of closures will leave it with 220.

A charity says the soaring cost of living means parents are cutting back on heating and eating.