All news by author: Natasha Wynarczyk

Price caps on vet prescription fees could be introduced after the Competition and Markets Authority watchdog announced a formal probe into high medicine prices

Founded a century ago, the Good Housekeeping Institute's state-of-the-art testing has been evaluating consumer products to see if they meet high standards - though the sometimes the tests are unorthodox

The largest monthly jump in fuel prices in two years has hit motorists, with costs driven cuts in production by Russia and Saudi Arabia and wars in Ukraine and Gaza

For the majority of Brits, it would be hard to imagine life without Cadbury chocolate. The heritage brand, which started in 1824 as a grocer’s run by founder John Cadbury in the centre of Birmingham, is marking its 200th anniversary on Monday.

When packing to go on holiday almost half of Brits pack one item that they say they can't live without while they're abroad

Landlords told The Mirror they are being hammered by soaring energy bills as well as rising business rates, supplier costs and high VAT

The tool will allow pet owners to compare prices among independent and some corporate-owned veterinary practices across the UK - helping them see the best and cheapest option for them

Experts recommend that adults should get between seven and nine hours' kip during the hours of darkness - which means many of us could be running at an annual sleep deficit of 30 days

Yorkshire Tea and Tetley Tea are both looking at the impact of disruption on their supplies for supermarkets after attacks in the Red Sea

Co-op is now using AI to monitor self-checkouts at stores and installing more than 200 secure till kiosks following a massive 44 per cent hike in retail crime last year

While just a third of Brits think it's important to budget for date nights, treats, and weekends away, the costs of doing fun and romantic activities with your partner is piling up

Amazon's smart doorbell company Ring allows users to post video footage from their doorbell cameras and receive real-time alerts about potential incidents in their area

Allwyn UK, new operator of the National Lottery, is making changes which it hopes will return the draw to its 90s heyday when millions gathered round the TV to check their numbers

The Dutch brewing giant Heineken said its top-selling John Smith’s Extra Smooth will be reduced from 3.6% ABV to 3.4%, claiming the decision to make it weaker was about promoting more healthy drinking

Iqbal Rahman was just 58 when he died on Christmas Eve, 2022, after waiting more than an hour and 20 minutes for an ambulance and now his family are demanding the Tories provide better funding for the NHS

A new poll has revealed the nation's top 10 favourite speeches with 77% saying they are brought to tears by the best orators

Flatulent critter Sammy is one of 27 toys tipped to be flying off the shelves in 2024, with an interactive kitten that makes over 100 different sounds also expected to be popular

ACS is the biggest hub in Europe dealing with the growing problem of returned fast fashion - and we went to visit to see the stark reality of throwaway clothes culture

There could be as many as 250 million rats in the UK - and bin delays combined with wet winter weather is driving millions of these vermin indoors into UK homes

The 3D-printed steaks have been made by Israeli firm Redefine Meat since 2021 who developed AI to observe the texture of meat to replicate it using pea, soy, beetroot and wheat

An increase in flight routes and new all-inclusive hotels have seen more and more Brits make trips to Antalya in Turkey, making it more popular than Tenerife in Spain

Danone is set to reduce prices on the majority of its Aptamil range to UK retailers by 7% with Iceland confirming it will reduce the price of the products further

Retailer The Range said 10 separate product types have sold out in the past two weeks while John Lewis and Argos also reveal visits to their websites for darts and boards have increased dramatically

Hundreds of vineyards are set to benefit from 'post-Brexit freedoms' allowing bars and supermarkets to sell pint-sized bottles of still and sparkling wine

This could be the biggest Boxing Day sales in four years as people look for bargains as they live through the cost of living crisis