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BBC News meets a pressure group called London Yimby which thinks it has a solution to the housing crisis.

Renters speak of struggling to get on the property ladder, amid a shortage of over one million homes.

Ofcom is asking why broadband firms charge people to keep old email addresses after switching providers.

The Royal Mail is increasing the cost of postage again, with first-class stamps rising 6p to 76p

Post-Christmas sales helped retailers see their best growth since March, official figures show.

As part of a new BBC blog series, Maura Hannon from Switzerland shares what she spent her money on this week.

A new polymer £20 banknote featuring artist JMW Turner starts to appear in ATMs on Thursday.

Becky Palmer and her family were given two months to leave a home they had rented for 12 years.

The Vegan Society has issued guidelines to "help employers accommodate the needs of vegans".

The Consumer Prices Index rose to 1.8%, but remains below the Bank of England's 2% target.

House prices climbed 3.9% in Yorkshire and Humber last year, but just 1.2% in the South East.

British bank notes and coins could disappear much earlier than expected, campaigners warn.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak promises to "crack on" with delivering the government's election promises.

Nationwide is offering a prize draw to lure savers, but would it be better to choose higher rates?

Provident Financial's car finance firm is fined for not being fair with customers in debt.

Trading standards officers are probing the products, which Amazon has now removed from sale.

Grant Shapps says the new chancellor, Rishi Sunak, needs "a few days to decide on the date".

Campaigners say some councils in England are thwarting a law designed to make it easier to build your own home.

Sterling is close to its highest level against the euro since the immediate aftermath of the EU referendum.

Internet, pay-TV and phone customers will now be offered the best deals when their contracts end.