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Feeling squeezed? It may be all in your head...
Household bills rose 2.1% in the past year - lower than the rate of inflation - new research finds.
Trump vows to 'close government' to build Mexico wall
The US president also takes aim at the media during a rally for his supporters in Arizona.
North should 'take control' of transport, says Grayling
Transport Secretary Chris Grayling says the north of England must design and manage its transport.
Labour MP says 'merit' in women-only train carriages
Shadow minister Chris Williamson calls for consultation two years after Jeremy Corbyn drops policy.
Rescued piglets served up as sausages to firefighters
Farmer Rachel Rivers wanted to thank the firefighters for saving the animals from a barn fire.
Queen scallops are thriving in Lyme Bay
Conservationists say the species is thriving in Lyme Bay since a dredging ban in 2008.
Bollywood comes to Yorkshire - and helps the UK film industry strike Gold
More Indian films are shooting in the UK - including one starring Bollywood superstar Akshay Kumar.
Vaginal seeding after Caesarean 'risky', warn doctors
Swabs of vaginal bacteria, which some say helps the immune system, may be doing more harm than good.
Vaginal seeding after Caesarean 'risky', warn doctors
Swabs of vaginal bacteria, which some say helps the immune system, may be doing more harm than good.
GCSEs 'need tougher pass mark to catch international rivals'
GCSE grades need to rise in England to catch up with high-achieving education systems, researchers say.
Rotherham abuse: Whistleblower investigation 'examined'
Jayne Senior, who first exposed the child sex abuse scandal, has been investigated by Rotherham Council.
Floyd Mayweather v Conor McGregor: Chaos at media event in Las Vegas
Conor McGregor says he will remain "calm and cold" when he faces Floyd Mayweather on Saturday amid chaotic scenes at the first media event of fight week.
Rotherham abuse: 'She was raped by six men'
Julie Roberts' foster daughter Gemma took her own life, after she continued to be preyed upon.
'Dragon's Den' for migrant entrepreneurs
A project wants to turn migrants in Europe into entrepreneurs and job creators
Forget summer, it's time to prepare for Christmas
It may be summer but for firms providing Christmas food and presents, things are already gearing up.
What price would you put on a passport?
Amar Al-Sadi and her family escaped war-torn Yemen and are among thousands who have bought Maltese passports.
How throwing stones became a work of art
What started as a whim seven years ago has become a major project for a London-based photographer.
In pictures: Photoville photography festival in New York
Brooklyn's Photoville festival features more than 75 exhibitions. Here is a selection of images in the exhibition.
Identity theft at epidemic levels, warns Cifas
Cases total nearly 500 a day with victims most likely to be aged in their 30s, watchdog warns.
Employers worry about state of UK economy
Recruitment and Employment Confederation survey finds employer confidence turns negative.
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