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The financial pressures on motorists continue as it is revealed the prices of some of our most popular cars are rising faster than wages.

The trend for buying dogs over the internet must stop, says The Kennel Club, which is concerned the habit shows no signs of stopping post-lockdown.

Social media users are being warned about fake free meal deals pretending to be from pub chain Wetherspoon.

Whether it’s the memory of the place you bought your first ever album or a place you go to meet friends and family, Historic England wants to know.

The arrangements for Post Office card accounts is changing for those on benefits or collecting a state pension. Here's the latest:

Yobs are turning to baked beans in the latest criminal craze to hit the internet and Tik Tok, prompting warnings from police and to dog owners.

Check your purses and piggy banks - Britain's rarest 50p coins still in circulation have been revealed, and some are quite valuable.

Activists have held talks with several MPs in Westminster as the campaign to rebuild a hospital intensifies.

Investigators will piece together the chain of events which caused a train to derail after colliding with a farm trailer.

Working families may be left struggling to pay for food and heating when Universal Credit is cut. But what is the reduction and why is it happening?

The Health Secretary has set out a 'plan b' if his blueprint to life with Covid does not work.

The government says there are no guarantees there will not be empty shelves at Christmas as shortage of lorry drivers continues to hit supply chains.

Around three million children could be eligible for a first dose of the Pfizer/BioNTech Covid jab.

Supermarket Sainsbury's has confirmed it will keep closed all stores on Boxing Day, including its Argos branches, to give staff a festive break.

Loyal church members were rewarded with the fun experience.

People's desire to 'treat' their pets is partly to blame for the numbers of animals piling on the pounds in lockdown, says a leading animal charity.

Any attempt to push back migrant boats would endanger lives and be in breach of the law, say refugee groups, but the UK government disagrees.

Concern is growing for the welfare of a man who has not been seen since Thursday afternoon.

Buckingham Palace has asked residents to lend a hand in making the Queen's jubilee celebrations special.

Talking and coughing sounds are being collected by NHS scientists investigating whether they may indicate someone has caught Covid-19.