Mum, 33, complained of pain in her side five weeks before Boxing Day death - Liverpool Echo
The care home worker spent Christmas alone in hospital before she died in the early hours of Boxing Day
Energy crisis: Inflation could hit 7% without bill cap - The Times
Inflation could rise to about 7 per cent if ministers fail to cap an increase in energy bills due in April, internal government estimates suggest, risking a mul
How KFC in Kenya got fried over its chip shortage - BBC News
Kenyans called for a KFC boycott after it was discovered that its fries were imported from Egypt.
My latest trip to KFC blew me away - but I didn't eat any chicken - Hull Live
The vegan fried chicken burger returns to Hull for the no-meat month
Martin Lewis 'near to tears' after he was unable to help a single mum - Daily Mail
Single mother Sara, from Essex, appeared on ITV's The Martin Lewis Money Show Live last night, where she expressed serious concern about energy prices amid soaring costs.
Woman saves whopping £4,300 a year by swapping student halls for budget hotel - The Mirror
Full-time student Tigerlily Taylor has revealed how she saves aneye-watering £4,300 a year on student accommodation by staying in a hotel instead
Hiring slows in US after record year of job gains - BBC News
The US added a lower than expected 199,000 jobs last month, the Bureau of Labor Statistics says.
'Elizabeth Holmes is guilty but I'm still a widow' - The Times
Having followed every step of the criminal trial of Elizabeth Holmes, Rochelle Gibbons felt a “certain degree of satisfaction” when Silicon Valley’s former wund
Elon Musk’s ‘Vegas Loop’ called a ‘death trap’ as traffic piles up - The Independent
‘It’s just a matter of time before a tunnel like this becomes the site of a horrible accident’
Model has Apple AirTag location device planted on her at bar and is tracked by creep - The Mirror
Brooks Nader shared her bizarre experience after receiving a notification on her iPhone that an unknown AirTag had been 'moving with her for a while'
'No quick fix' to solve worsening energy crisis - The Times
A year ago, a typical British household was paying £1,042 a year for its energy. By April this year, soaring wholesale gas and electricity prices are expected
America's most expensive home goes on market for $295 million but may go to auction if doesn't sell - Daily Mail
The property - which boasts 5 swimming pools, a 30-car garage, and a bowling alley - has been put on market once again after falling into foreclosure last year.
