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Energy bills are likely to go up by nearly another £1,000 for millions of households around the country next winter, the boss of a major energy company has said.more

Plans to forcibly move millions of people off legacy benefits and onto universal credit begin on Monday, amid calls for the process to be halted. more

One lucky winner could bank a staggering £184 million on Tuesday after nobody scooped the jackpot in Friday’s draw.more

The demand for housing loans in Poland may drop by as much as 70 percent. The ability to borrow from banks is ending - the Polish daily "Rzeczpospolita" reports.more

97% of Poles declare that their households have no outstanding current liabilities, e.g. rent, electricity or phone bills, the CBOS survey showed. Only 3% declare such unpaid obligations, while 1% have problems with their repayment, the survey added.more

A lottery winner whose shock was captured on camera by her partner has said the £10,000-a-month win still feels surreal. Laura Hoyle, from Hucknall, Nottinghamshire, and her partner Kirk Stevens won the prize - lasting for 30 years - during a national Covid lockdown last March.more

New legislation that would ensure restaurant and hospitality staff get to keep all their tips has been shelved, according to insiders. more

The report of the National Directorate for Club Management Control in France indicated that the COVID-19 pandemic left a significant mark on the situation of 20 clubs in the French football league in the 2020/21 season. Financial losses are 140 percent. greater than in 2019/20, also partly pandemic.more

Installments on zloty-denominated housing loans have already increased by three quarters and are likely to continue growing. We will have to wait for the first rate cuts at least until 2023. - HRE Investments experts believe.more

The pub chain said it had returned to profit since March 13 and is hopeful of a further gradual improvement in sales over its final quarter. more

Environment Secretary George Eustice said rising fertiliser and feed costs had hit the farming industry.more

Buy-now-pay-later firm Klarna will start reporting customer use of its products to credit agencies which could affect their credit ratings.more

It’s time to check your purses, coin jar, and down the back of your sofa, because a rare 50p coin has sold on eBay for £150.more

In the euro zone, Poland could catch up with the countries of Western Europe faster, according to a survey conducted by "Rzeczpospolita" among economists. Its results were published in today's edition.more

Sixty-three per cent of people said CEOs should be paid no more than 10 times earnings of lower- or mid-ranking employees. more

Profits at Sainsbury's have more than doubled but the supermarket has warned it faces tougher times ahead as shoppers see their finances squeezed. more

The government is preparing to axe the BBC TV licence fee as the way we watch TV has changed dramatically in recent years, with the rise of on-demand streaming platforms.more

The cost of living crisis has forced Brits to find ways to save money with experts suggesting switching off of so-called ‘vampire devices’ can help.more

62.6 percent Poles have reduced their spending due to the increase in prices - according to the United Surveys poll for RMF FM and "Dziennik Gazeta Prawna" published today.more

All indications are that next year's lowest salary in Poland will be at least PLN 3,416.30, which is PLN 406.30 more than today - reports "Dziennik Gazeta Prawna" today.more

A lottery winner who scooped a £115m fortune and has given away more than half her winnings said she is "addicted" to helping others. more

Ministers are pushing for lighter taxes, childcare requirements and MOT rules among other tactics to help people with soaring food and fuel costs. more

People who rely on face-to-face banking and cash are at risk of "being cut adrift" as branches and ATMs close, according to consumer group Which?.more

To Poland last year hit by as much as 67 percent. more goods infringing intellectual property than in 2018. Illegal practices will increase by the war - informs today's Rzeczpospolita.more

The board of Twitter has agreed to a $44bn (£34.5bn) takeover offer from the billionaire Elon Musk. Mr Musk, who made the shock bid less than two weeks ago, said Twitter had "tremendous potential" that he would unlock.more