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Pet collars and frozen Yorkshire puddings are other goods now used to measure changes in the cost of living.

The island is facing an increase in inflation caused by a rise in living costs across all sectors.

An analysis by the Trades Union Congress suggests bills will rise 14 times faster than pay this year.

There is growing concern that tougher regulations for funeral plan providers could hit many customers.

A scrutiny panel says "it is time" for mandatory membership of a redress scheme, like the UK.

An authority says it will replace three blocks with a mix of housing and modern tower blocks.

North Northamptonshire Council hopes working with those experiencing poverty will bring solutions.

Campaigners say a proposal in Wales may help ease the "housing emergency" in south-west England.

MPs are concerned that the wrong people may have been prosecuted after the BBC uncovers new audio tapes.

The cost of living is at its highest rate for 10 years and is expected to increase further.

It comes two weeks after MLAs had seemingly backed plans to cut private sector housing rents by 10%.

People in social housing can get up to £5,000 to put towards a deposit on a shared ownership home.

The 1920's Heatherwood Hospital in Ascot will be redeveloped by Taylor Wimpey.

Knaresborough's last bank closed in 2021, but a building society is now to be based in its library.

American Express is also pulling out of the Russian market in protest at its invasion of Ukraine.

A third of UK households could be fuel poor from October if bills rise to £3,000 a year, as feared.

Royal Mail says letter deliveries are continuing to decline, but operating costs are going up.

The university students are three days into their occupation of the Great Hall in Bristol.