All news by author: Graham Hiscott

A number of fat cat bosses have netted £12million between them since the controversial 2013 sell-off, during which the postal giant’s workforce has plunged by 30,000

Each of the individuals or families had to have paid £10million to warrant a place on the Tax List — which also includes gambling queen Denise Coates and high street billionaire Mike Ashley

Mick Whelan, general secretary of train drivers union ASLEF, said it had a “rolling mandate” from members to stage walkouts in a row over pay that has already dragged on for 18 months

British Gas, which has 7.5 million customers, has benefited from industry watchdog Ofgem allowing it to claw back money through energy higher bills

Citizens Advice says many of those battling with the cost will have to disconnect regularly during the coldest months of the year

While paying out £1.4billion in dividends, steel giant Tata took £500m from UK taxpayers to build a new arc furnace that won't make up for the 2800 jobs it culled last week

Unions have accused the Tories of lavishing vast sums of cash on the site’s owners Tata Steel only for it to go ahead and scrap nearly 3,000 staff - despite a major drive to save the posts

Websites such as Trainline promote split fares, which cut travel costs by using more than one ticket for a journey, while most machines do not

MPs warned the saga had 'frightening' parallels with the Post Office IT scandal as thousands of workers face crippling tax demands from HMRC over 'loan charges'

Tesla and X chief Elon Musk topped the list of the richest men, who's wealth is estimated to have surged from £19.3billion in March 2020 to £192billion by November

Energy and household bills could soar due to the disruption of ship supplies, while toys, car parts and Australian wine may be delayed in another blow for shoppers

When the iconic trains entered service in 1976 it heralded a new era of rail travel in Britain but train drivers’ union ASLEF says a crash late last month exposed failures in the train’s design

Reclusive billionaire Denise Coates is Britain's richest woman and earned an astonishing £271million in pay despite her gambling company Bet365 making an annual loss of £72million

Pontins had over 30 parks in its heyday but now it is down to three after the resort at Ainsdale near Southport in Merseyside was the latest to go, closing without notice this week after it was damaged in Storm Henk

The RAC said pump prices should be still lower as the average supermarket margin on fuel was 13p per litre last month which is more than double what it was in 2021

First Direct announced it was reducing rates across its entire range of repayment mortgages from tomorrow (January 5) with the biggest cut on its 10-year fixed rate mortgage

Big bosses like pharmaceuticals chief Pascal Soriot and weapons manufacturer Charles Woodburn earn over a hundred times more per hour than what an average worker can make in a whole year

To help cover the costs of new investments, households could be hit with a staggering 74 per cent increase in water bills amid fury over the privatised woeful track record of pollution and leaks

A survey by Warm This Winter found that almost a third of people in Britain were living in homes riddled with mould or damp with conditions posing a major risk to their health

'The shopping bonanza many retailers were relying on this Christmas does not seem to have materialised'

If approved there will be up to 80 drone flights a day going to hospitals and elsewhere in North East England to send frequently-used supplies, from medicines to joint replacement implants

The energy regulator Ofgem is facing criticism for raising its household price cap next year, allowing fuel suppliers to charge more to cover the debt of customers who have fallen behind

Millions face a bleak Christmas due to their living conditions. People with damp and mould in their homes are more likely to have respiratory problems, infections, allergies or asthma

The average of the five cheapest quotes for a buildings and contents policy now stands at £227 - and damage from Storms Babet and Ciara is likely to mean more increases

Mortgage rates surged in the wake of Liz Truss’s bungled mini-Budget last year, and they had already been on the rise after a wave of rate hikes by the Bank of England to cool inflation