Sellers made an average of £95,360 profit when they sold their home last year, figures show. This ranged from those selling detached houses for £151,840 more than they paid for them to those selling flats and pocketing £54,690. “Soaring house price growth over the last 18 months

A third of voters expect their energy bills to become unaffordable this year, increasing the pressure on Boris Johnson to protect against the rising cost of living. Most people want taxpayer money used to offset rises in gas and electricity bills but the government is being

Ministers and officials are spending billions of pounds on projects that are never properly evaluated, according to the head of the National Audit Office. Gareth Davies says that too often the government has not learnt from its failures and has “little information” on “what difference is

There are certain safety nets that you need in life in order to make your boat float. You hear people losing their stuff and their belongings and never getting them back. There are some things in life you cannot risk like your health. There are things

So we all know now that you can get the hair you lost at the front and the crown area. No need to say it but, if you have been researching where to do it, by now you probably know 1000s have gone to Turkey to

If you are an athlete or want your body well-built, you make efforts to achieve your goal. To stay consistent in these effects is quite a hard task. Most people want to have a good body shape, but they are inconsistent in their exercise. Thus they

Following Wednesday’s decision by the First-tier Tax Tribunal in favour of a hair salon in Cardiff, businesses renting out a spare room can breathe a sigh of relief as HMRC’s attempt to circumvent the VAT exempt status of rent charges fails. This means that any businesses

Farmers must “stand their ground” on price inflation and ensure that the rising costs they face are reflected in the prices paid to them by supermarkets for their produce, the UK’s environment, food and rural affairs secretary has demanded. George Eustice told the online Oxford Farming

France’s data privacy watchdog has fined Google and Facebook a combined €210m (£176m) for hampering users’ ability to stop the companies tracking their online activity. The Commission Nationale de l’Informatique et des Libertés (CNIL) said on Thursday it had fined Google a record €150m for making

Motorists paid £5m more a day for fuel than they should have last month after petrol station owners refused to pass on a drop in wholesale prices to consumers, the RAC has claimed. The motoring organisation called December a “rotten month” despite the price of unleaded