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Tell us: are you a young person in northern England struggling to find work?

We would like to hear from young people in the north of England about their experiences of looking for work

Guardian community team8 Jul

UK house prices rise for first time since start of Iran war

Typical property cost £299,330 in June, 0.2% more than the month before, says Lloyds

Julia Kollewe7 Jul

Sun stoppers: seven ways to keep your home cool this summer

You can keep temperatures down without the cost – or environmental price – of air conditioning. Here’s some tips and tricks

Zoe Wood7 Jul

Student loan promotion in England and Wales amounted to mis-selling, MPs say

Treasury select committee also says ministers have moral obligation to reverse last year’s repayment threshold freeze

Hilary Osborne7 Jul

John Lewis dishwasher leak forced buyers into hotels for eight months

My elderly parents’ home was left uninhabitable, and they are owed £3,300 for repairs they had to fund themselves

Anna Tims6 Jul

Mobile internet coverage in UK worse than any EU or G7 country, Which? says

Analysis finds services cheaper but country ranks 57th in network performance and 70th for download speeds

Jasper Jolly5 Jul

Not cool: the air conditioning scams offering fake deals in the heatwave

By offering cut-price ‘last in stock’ items, online scammers hope hot and bothered buyers will miss the red flags

Shane Hickey5 Jul

Brexit rule change means British teens in EU face soaring student fees for UK degrees

‘Home fee’ qualification ends in 2028, leaving those hoping to study in UK not now eligible for British loans

Sandra Haurant4 Jul

London has lost ‘catastrophic’ 89% of car club vehicles since Zipcar exit

Only 330 car club vehicles available for rent after big provider left British market, data reveals

Jasper Jolly3 Jul

Ministers call for better tracking of teenagers at risk of dropping out of work or training in England

Councils and schools urged to do more as figures show there is no information on whereabouts of 32,100 ‘Neets’

Richard Partington Senior economics correspondent2 Jul

ScottishPower owes me £1,000 in solar panel payments

For months I’ve been trying to receive my FIT payment, which should be more than £1,000

Anna Tims1 Jul

Energy price cap rise ‘will push millions in Great Britain into fuel poverty’

Typical bill will surge by £220 a year from Wednesday, forcing 13.5m homes to spend over 10% of income on fuel

Jillian Ambrose1 Jul

I’m paying £450 a month for a Peugeot EV I can’t drive

The car lease company won’t rescind my contract because it says the vehicle is driveable. The only problem is, it won’t even charge

Anna Tims30 Jun

Millions of Britons urged to submit meter readings before energy price cap rises on Wednesday

Estimated 5.3m households on standard tariffs without smart meters risk being overcharged for some of June usage

Zoe Wood30 Jun

‘Am I losing this battle? Yes’: Martin Lewis on the online scams that steal his identity – and others’ life savings

Trusted by millions, the finance expert has seen his name and face used to mis-sell a string of fake investments. And yet, he says, it would be ‘very simple’ for the government to stop them

Paula Cocozza30 Jun

Holidaymakers warned over social media scams for fake accommodation

Research suggests travel scams are on rise as experts advise doing some detective work to make sure holidays are real

Julia Kollewe29 Jun

‘Buy the haystack’: how tracker funds beat searching for shares

Designed to mirror the stock market, they are an easy way to save. Here’s how to start investing in them

Sandra Haurant29 Jun

Developers want to build on top of my flat and there’s nothing I can do to stop it

Letter: A reader highlights how little safety or security there is for leasehold flat owners if the freeholder wants to monetise roof space

28 Jun

Lost your crypto access code? Be wary, there‘s a scam for that too

A niche type of fraud is lucrative enough for criminals to set up fake websites with dodgy software to harvest your data

Shane Hickey28 Jun

‘Basically you’re trapped’: UK postgraduates burdened with double loan debt

Calls for reform to student loan system as those studying for a master’s can be left with ‘a life tax’

Miatta Mbriwa27 Jun

Do new Isa rules mean I have to pay tax?

Changes due to take effect next year for stocks and shares Isas have become become clearer, prompting concern

Hilary Osborne26 Jun