Britain’s housing market has made its strongest start to a year since 2005, with annual house price growth rising to 11.2%, according to the UK’s biggest building society. Nationwide said Read More
In May 2017 we spent £1,374 on what was supposed to be an extremely well-made inflatable tent – a Hornet 6SA by Outwell – with a view to keeping it Read More
Peter Johnstone says the “Sam Vimes ‘Boots’ theory of socioeconomic unfairness” was not invented by Terry Pratchett but by Paul Jennings in the Observer in 1954 (Letters, 28 January). The Read More
Customers of the UK’s biggest banks and building societies will be able to continue to use Post Office counters to pay in and withdraw cash, after an important arrangement was Read More
This year hasn’t exactly got off to a roaring start for most people. 2022 feels more like, as one friend put it: “2020 – the trilogy”. As much as we’re Read More
Belgian civil servants will no longer need to answer emails or phone calls out of hours after the country became the latest in Europe to offer workers the right to Read More
Credit firms and online stores such as Zilch, Flava or Clearpay are offering “buy now, pay later” deals on items including groceries, pet food and hot drinks. We would like Read More
Can you please explain the rules for sending gifts to Europe post-Brexit, because every time I send one to my son in Germany he ends up having to pay charges Read More
