‘No money and no answers’ two years after collapse of funeral firm
Margaret and David Fee paid thousands for funeral plans, then discovered the company they used had collapsed. Read More
Customers ‘forced’ to take part in water trial
SWW says it is trying to “find fairer ways to charge customers, while protecting the environment”. Read More
California sues Exxon over plastics recycling ‘deception’
The US state alleges in a first-of-its-kind lawsuit that the oil giant misled the public on recycling. Read More
Chancellor makes switch from pain to gain
Rachel Reeves abandoned the government’s recent gloomy tone and focused on the future “prize”. Read More
Mortgages at six times’ income for first-time buyers
The UK’s biggest building society will let some first-time buyers borrow up to six times their income. Read More
Post Office IT system still causing cash shortfalls
Survey finds some sub-postmasters are using their branch money to plug gaps as the scandal inquiry restarts. Read More
Tigers and crocs make mangrove preservation tough work
To help preserve mangrove forests researchers have to take on demanding field work. Read More
Selfridges boss denies knowledge of Fayed allegations
Andre Maeder says he did not know about Mohamed Al Fayed’s alleged sexual assaults during the six years he worked at Harrods. Read More
Does working from home work?
Amazon is ordering its staff back to the office five days a week, but the UK government is promoting flexible working. Read More
Tesco price matches with Aldi but quality differs
Some Tesco price-matches have lower proportions of the main ingredient than Aldi’s, BBC Panorama finds. Read More