All news by author: Graham Hiscott

It discovered that prices of popular health products such as toothpaste and razors can fluctuate wildly, with shoppers able to save up to 50% by buying them at the right time

Researchers claimed the products - from Asda, Calypso and Bondi Sands - did not match the claimed levels of sun protection and urged people not to buy them after Which? tested 26 popular sun creams

Retailers say the price differences reflect higher operating costs - but experts say its more to do with having a captive market as you have little choice once you arrive at the transport hubs

The economy marked a slowdown from growth of 0.4% in March and was dragged down by weaker-than-usual retail sales over Easter and a fall in construction output

Campaign group We Own It says eight suppliers in England handed out more than £1.35billion in payouts between them in the last financial year

The top chief executives earned a combined £329.4m in pay and perks last year, an analysis of the annual reports from 58 firms in the FTSE 100 has revealed

Industry chiefs estimate 300 million pints will be served during the Euros this summer - as more than 14 million football fans are believed to flock to their local pubs

Louise Haigh, the Shadow Transport Secretary, said the Financial Conduct Authority and the Competition and Markets Authority needed to probe the car insurance sector

National Grid said the massive investment was needed to cope with an expected jump in demand for power for electric cars, data centres and artificial intelligence

Southern Water is asking for the biggest jump, to an average £915 a year, while South Staffordshire and Cambridge Water are asking for the lowest rise of 24%, to £221 a year, but that is for water only

According to the Sunday Times Rich List, Sir Paul McCartney has become the first UK musician to achieve billionaire status, while The Sunday Times Rich List has revealed the wealth of King Charles, Rishi Sunak and Elton John

Analysis by Barclays suggests Swifties will fork out an average £848 to see their idol at one of the 15 UK dates on the Eras tour taking place this year

Britain's faltering economy could be given a boost this summer with Taylor Swift's upcoming tour - with fans shelling out for tickets as well as outfits

Railway bosses who own the UK's 'rolling stock' have existed since the Tories' controversial privatisation of British Rail in the 1990s – but is this system really working for every day Brits?

Pete Hebblethwaite, who revealed he earned £508,000, including a bonus of £183,000 last year, repeatedly insisted P&O’s workers were not being exploited in a grilling before MPs

The Financial Times claimed Labour was preparing to unveil a watered down package in the coming weeks, and ahead of a general election

Labour's 'New Deal for Working People' includes banning zero-hours contracts, ending fire and rehire and boosting sick pay - triggering concern among business leaders who fear it will mean higher costs

Card Factory has revealed plans to add another 26 branches over the next year - this follows a similar number of openings in the year to the end of January, in a much needed boost to the high street

Kevin Nugent says the number of blind people reporting being challenged by store staff for using the guide dogs has risen in recent years due to shops outsourcing security

Butlin's wants to expand and is targeting Pontins' old sites in Southport, Merseyside, and Prestatyn, north Wales, which closed without warning in the past six months

Average bills for customers of the embattled utilities provider Thames Water could soar by 44% in the next six years as the company struggles to clear its billions in debt

Since Tory leader Margaret Thatcher opened the way for privitisation of water and sewage companies in 1989 many have been swamped in debt, yet industry bosses are raking it in

Some 1,500 defiant members of Unite, based in Port Talbot and Llanwern in south Wales, backed industrial action, a move which comes despite Labour's pledge to invest £3billion in UK steel

Poundstretcher is being snapped-up by the US owner of Majestic Wine - however, the value of the sale to parent company Fortress was not disclosed today

The reward from Tesco came as Britain’s biggest supermarket saw profits jump by 159% in the year to February and will be received by more than 220,000 staff