All news by author: Natasha Wynarczyk

A survey by the RSPCA found that 23% of pet owners were worried about feeding their animals amid the cost of living crisis

Common errors can give hackers access to accounts including social media and online banking, opening them up to potentially lose thousands of pounds to fraud

More than 12,600 flights to Europe could be at risk each day as air traffic controllers walk out over pay and rotas, with destinations including Spain and Italy likely to be hit

Known as ‘Nana Pam’ to her regular fliers, the former hairdresser has taken everyone from famous footballers to TV stars under her wings.

Customers can drop old uniforms into school uniform ‘Shwop’ boxes, and if they do this, they will then be able to get 20% off selected kids’ clothing at the retailer

The average Brit holidaymaker is expected to fork out £2,115 on foreign breaks this summer – up 48% from an average of £1,425 last year – with one destination expected to see £11bn in tourism

NHS health advice suggests adults consume a maximum of 30g of sugar a day - but a study by consumer group Which? has yielded some worrying results

Poundland's new Manor Grove range is a rival to the likes of Heinz and will include ketchup, mayonnaise and salad cream in similar branded product packaging costing just £1

The move comes as a report by The Children's Society found struggling families are still having to fork out “exorbitant amounts” for school uniforms

The Italian cars are among the most popular in the UK, but now the company has scrapped British drivers' favourite colour claiming it doesn't fit with their 'joyful' ethos

The cost-of-living crisis and rising prices mean more and more Brits are planning a staycation - and one hotel chain has named the most desirable locations for a break

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The price of groceries went up by 15.4% in the year to May, down from 15.7% in April, according to the latest British Retail Consortium and NielsenIQ inflation tracker

The Government has agreed to amend the Financial Services and Markets Bill, which is designed to revamp the sector

Cirium is expecting 3,000 flights to take off from UK airports on Friday, while RAC say 19.2m will be hitting the roads for leisure trips to make the most of long-awaited sunshine, also making it the busiest late May bank holiday since the pandemic

New figures show we annually rack up roughly the equivalent of 1,000 cookies, 327 kebabs or 293 Big Macs by boozing - and beer drinkers are worst offenders

Mark Morrell put the repairs backlog at £14billion, up from 3.75bn in 2000, and believes the issues are down to a long-term lack of investment in resurfacing

Usage-based car insurance policies are growing in popularity as motorists are typically driving fewer miles each year says Compare the Market

Throughout the cost of living crisis, shoppers have called out many popular brands for incorporating this practice of "shrinkflation" to their products

More than half of those have to take three or more types of public transport, while many have to walk a mile to a stop or station, study suggests

The ex-minister's condescending answer to being told the price of cheese sandwiches has risen by up to 101% was for people to stop making them

The 39-year-old has a shared ownership flat and says he will now be paying £376.26 a month for his mortgage and £865.48 for his rent and service charge combined

The research by consumer group Which? showed the 7.3% missed payment rate seen in April was in line with the level seen at the same time last year, but was higher than in April 2021

Unlike traditional CCTV cameras which require enforcement officers to look through hours of footage to find offenders, the AI version will pick out offences, automatically sending them to an enforcement control room

The biggest rise has been nappy cream, up by 37.9% year on year, while baby bottles cost 17.2% more and baby lotion by 14.1%, according to research from ecommerce group Pattern