Rising bills have meant one in four people have resorted to skipping meals, according to a survey of more than 2,000 Britons.

Real wages have dropped by 1.2% as regular pay growth fails to keep up with soaring inflation, according to the latest official figures, suggesting the cost of living crisis may also be forcing the unemployed to seek out work at record levels.

A Cabinet minister has said he was "somewhat surprised" to hear the Bank of England warn of "apocalyptic" food price rises.

A 21-year-old woman has been stabbed to death in an alleyway in west London in what police are calling a "truly shocking incident".

Dozens of badly wounded Ukrainian soldiers have arrived in Novoazovsk after being evacuated from Azovstal steel plant in the city of Mariupol.

Elon Musk has warned his planned $44bn (£34.6bn) deal to buy Twitter will not move forward until the company's chief executive publicly shows proof the platform has less than 5% spam accounts.

Everyone in the UK is feeling the pinch from rising prices, but the pain is not being felt evenly.

US officials have discovered an underground tunnel about the length of five football pitches used to smuggle drugs from Mexico to a warehouse in California.

A tool which has been likened to a metal detector could soon be used in the NHS to help determine whether a person's breast cancer has spread.

"We've had two bad winters, and luckily we've got through it," Godfrey Ward tells me, "but I don't think we'll survive another one."