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UK inflation: what goods and services have risen in price and by how much

From milk to mineral water, petrol to pet products – how the costs of goods and services have surged

UK inflation rise is worrying but Bank of England must not overreact

Analysis: Figure is being generated by factors outside Britain, and households and firms can do without burden of higher interest rates

Charging my electric car is a pain as I can’t use BP Pulse credit

At the public charging point my balance is always shown as zero and when it should be £175

Direct Line issues profit warning as inflation drives up cost of claims

Insurer’s shares fall as higher used car prices, costlier parts and longer repair times weigh on business

Learner drivers overpay for tests and struggle to find teachers after lockdown

Backlogs caused by the Covid crisis have meant disruption for about 500,000 pupils

Rail passengers urged to avoid train travel in extreme UK heatwave

Network Rail says safety restrictions will include slower trains amid possible buckled rails and trackside fires

Why didn’t Skoda make its Fabia warranty terms clear?

It wouldn’t honour its 12-year body protection because of a clause I knew nothing about

What cost of living crisis? Tory hopefuls’ fuss over tax cuts is devoid of reality

Candidates’ focus on reducing tax would throw petrol on the inflationary fire and turbocharge inequality

Petrol prices: UK watchdog raises concerns over refinery margins

CMA review found ‘on the whole the fuel duty cut appears to have been implemented’

UK new car sales fall to lowest level in June since 1996 amid chip shortages

Rising costs push up prices and drivers wait more than 12 months to take delivery of some models

Why are UK fuel prices at a record high when cost of oil has fallen?

Explainer: Motorists are paying more than ever at the pump despite a dip in wholesale price

‘It feels like a tipping point’: drivers on the soaring petrol and diesel prices

Average costs of 191.5p a litre for petrol and 199.0p for diesel are having a serious impact, especially in poorly connected areas

Pump action? UK motorists await report on painful petrol prices

The regulator will rule on whether a 5p cut in duty has been passed on – but there are still many factors driving costs up

I was fined £100 for charging my car at a motorway service station

The time limit for free parking is two hours but I had to wait 30 minutes just to get the use of a charging point

Sunak to consider fuel duty cut amid claims petrol prices are ‘pump fiction’

Chancellor to examine further reduction as AA claims pump prices do not reflect lower wholesale costs

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