Before we get to the main topic of today’s First Edition, there have been dramatic updates from the United States. In a stunning escalation, the Read More
July could be the “lull before the storm” for retailers and consumers after the heatwave boosted sales of summer clothing, picnic treats and electric fans Read More
Liz Truss or Rishi Sunak should cancel the £1,400 energy price cap increase in October in a new “energy furlough scheme” and government should absorb Read More
British consumers could face even higher bills and potential energy shortages this winter after Norway threatened to ration electricity exports. The UK receives hydroelectric power Read More
This is a terrible state of affairs (Enough is enough: this winter I will be refusing to pay my energy bills, 4 August). The people Read More
Cash has made a comeback as a result of the cost of living crisis, with record amounts being withdrawn as consumers increasingly rely on notes Read More
‘I’m one of those people who says yes to things,” says Dorothy Bowker, sounding bewildered. I’ve just asked her why she decided to launch a Read More
