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Financial misery stalks one in four households as the money problems facing millions during Covid-19 pandemic are revealed in new report Report by Financial Conduct Authority revealed extent of UK’s financial position Quarter of population would struggle with change such as £50 drop in income One in three households in the UK expect their income … Read more
Sir Keir Starmer’s hopes of replacing Boris Johnson took another hit today as a new poll suggested only a fraction of the public believe he would make a better prime minister. Just 16 per cent of those polled exclusively for MailOnline by Redfield and Wilton Strategies believed the Labour Leader would have done a better job … Read more
Parts of Britain face renewed flooding misery this week with gales and a week-long deluge of heavy rain expected as the freeze is set to give way to higher temperatures. The Met Office said early cloud, rain and hill snow were likely today for South West England along with Northern Ireland and Wales. It comes after … Read more
Flood-hit communities swamped by a month’s worth of rain from Storm Christoph were warned to brace for fresh misery last night as a big freeze is set to grip the country today. Forecasters said -7C blizzard conditions would hit many areas as a blast of Arctic air swept towards Britain after last week’s storm that … Read more
Ministers must act now to end the misery of homeowners who are stuck with fire-trap flats, writes Father of the House of Commons SIR PETER BOTTOMLEY By Sir Peter Bottomley For The Daily Mail Published: 22:29 GMT, 3 January 2021 | Updated: 00:47 GMT, 4 January 2021 Hundreds of thousands of leaseholders face ruinous costs … Read more
Ministers were last night urged to stick to their promise of care home visits for all after thousands of joyful reunions over the festive period. Following a major Daily Mail Christmas campaign, residents in care homes have once again been allowed to hug their loved ones after being torn apart for nine months. But charities have … Read more
Tearful lorry drivers today lamented spending Christmas Day away from their families as they tried to keep their spirits high – while thousands remained stranded on the approach to the Port of Dover. Those spending Christmas Day in their cabs in Kent raised a glass to their families back home this afternoon, following days stranded on … Read more
Britain faces the ‘bleakest of midwinters’ amid fears of a third national lockdown. Tier Three restrictions were extended yesterday so that two thirds of homes in England – and 38million people – can now expect to go into the new year under the toughest curbs. Swathes of the Home Counties will join London in the … Read more
Misery for home-buyers as banks are set to axe even more mortgage deals Mortgage lenders are preparing to raise rates and tighten their requirements A fall in house and a winter jobs crisis could lead to fewer affordable loans available Experts fear it could mark the end of a ‘mini-boom’ in the housing market By … Read more
Beauty expert Sali Hughes, who posted an emotional video on Instagram last year discussing the trauma of being trolled, has revealed that she’s met one of the women who bullied her online in person. In September 2019, author and broadcaster Hughes, said she’d decided to stop ‘ignoring’ trolls who ‘run roughshod over my entire life’ … Read more