All news by author: Levi Winchester

What happens if you’re a night worker and you’re scheduled in for a shift when the clocks go forward? We speak to employment rights experts to find out what you need to know

A document supplied by the DWP to an appeal Tribunal last year reveals there are "low hundreds of thousands" of older married women the Government has "no plans" to contact.

Iceland is the latest retailer to confirm it is closing stores, with three sites to go over the next few days - check our full list below to see which shops are closing in March

If you’re an iPhone user, there is an easy way to see what apps or other Apple services you may be shelling out money for - we explain how to do this, step by step

The latest interest rates decision was decided today by the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) and comes off the back of inflation unexpectedly jumping to 10.4%

Boohoo will use the temporary high street presence to showcase its latest spring collection - but customers will also be able to enjoy in-person shopping experiences

The cafe is located in Newcastle, on the second floor of the Primark in Northumberland Street, and opened today complete with room for 114 seats and plenty of Greggs treats

The three new beverages include KitKat flavoured mocha, hot chocolate and an iced chocolate drink - but you won't have long to try them, as they'll only be around for a limited time

Kingfisher wants to open at least 50 smaller B&Q stores and 60 more Screwfix sites, in what would be a huge boost for the struggling UK high street

The Tesco Clubcard app is closing down on April 18 - shoppers are being encouraged to download the revamped Tesco Grocery & Clubcard app instead for a digital version of their Clubcard

The price of food, as well as alcohol and dining out in pubs and restaurants, was the main driver behind the surprise rise in inflation in February - here is what you need to know

Tesco is the biggest supermarket in the UK but with prices getting more expensive in all the major food retailers, shoppers are increasingly looking for more ways to save cash

Some motorists have argued that councils getting rid of machines amounts to “discrimination against the elderly” and anyone else who doesn’t have - or want - a smartphone

The deal is part of the Wetherspoon Real Ale festival, which will run from March 22 to April 2 - here is everything you need to know, including which drinks are included

Ramadan will start on the evening of March 22 (this Wednesday) and end 30 days later on April 21 - here are your employment rights if you're due to fast while working

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has confirmed it is extending the “Help to Claim” scheme with an extra £22million investment to keep the scheme going

The bargain retailer will open a 30,000sq ft shop in the White City mall in the autumn - and it says this is one of four new branches set to launch in the UK this year

Campaigners say the move over to widespread app use would be “disastrous for anyone without a smartphone” and could “alienate some people, including the elderly”

Tesco is reducing how much extra your Clubcard points are worth when you use them with a "Reward Partner" from this June - the value will go down from triple to double their normal worth

The high street has struggled over the last few years with more people choosing to shop online - here are all the retailers that are shutting stores by the end of this month

Which? has revealed County Court Judgements (CCJ) collectively worth more than £4.5million have piled up against airlines including easyJet, Ryanair, Tui and Wizz Air

The MoneySavingExpert founder explained you cannot put a pension into your will - but there is still a way to leave this money to a loved one, as he explains below

Aldi shop workers will see hourly pay rise to £11.40 per hour nationally, and £12.85 within the M25.

Argos will shut its standalone store in Birkenhead, Merseyside - which is located in the Pyramids Shopping Centre - on March 22, with more closures to come in the following months

Royal Mail should deliver letters across the country six days a week as part of its "universal service obligation" - but the committee said it has been "systematically failing to deliver" on its obligations