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Sainsbury's and Tesco have been accused of cutting back their low-cost food ranges as the cost of living crisis worsens. The price of food has gone up by almost 10% in one year, according to shocking figures that show the pain consumers face at supermarket checkouts. Meanwhile Brits have been warned average energy bills could pass £5,000 next April, according to a recent forecast . Many shoppers have been turning to supermarket value ranges in a bid to keep costs down. But research shows two major supermarkets have been cutting the number of lower-cost items on sale. Sainsbury’s has reduced the number of items in its Price Lock scheme by more than a fifth this year. Cost of Living Our Cost of Living team of experts are here to help YOU through a very difficult year. They'll be bringing you the latest money news stories and also providing specialist advice. Whether it's rocketing energy bills, the cost of the weekly shop or increased taxes, our … [Read more...] about Sainsbury’s and Tesco accused of cutting back cheap food as cost of living soars

Editor's Note: On Monday, January 21, Europe issued its first major fine against a U.S. tech company for violating the General Data Protection Regulation. The French data protection commission fined Google 50 million euros ($57 million) for failing to inform users how it collects data for personalized ads. France's action was a result of complaints filed at the end of May by privacy advocates, including Max Schrems and his group, "None of Your Business." Steve Kroft sat down with Schrems in November for the below story about Europe's sweeping new privacy law. This has not been a great year for big tech; on Wall Street or in Washington. For decades, companies like Google, Facebook, and Amazon have made vast sums monetizing the personal information of their users with almost no oversight or regulation. They are still making vast sums of money, but public attitudes about their size and power and their ability, or willingness, to police themselves are being called into … [Read more...] about The law that lets Europeans take back their data from big tech companies

By Egon Cossou Published 13 minutes ago Share close Share page Copy link About sharing Moving home is an upheaval. Just ask Kevin Harris. He's done it eight times in the last eight years. But it has meant that he's lived in some pretty interesting places. "I've woken up and counted myself lucky that I've got an amazing place to live in which is a little out of the ordinary," he says. That's an understatement. His homes have included a former children's nursery, a Victorian hunting lodge and a disused police station. Today, home is an old EMI building in west London. It's part of the site where records by the Beatles, the Rolling Stones and Pink Floyd were pressed. Kevin shares the three-storey building with 30 others. What was once an historic work space is now a living space, with each resident having their own individual room to sleep in. Some enjoy their own showers, while … [Read more...] about Property guardians move with the times to save cash

By Lisa Summers Published 1 hour ago Share close Share page Copy link About sharing Related Topics UK contaminated blood inquiry As a young boy in the 1970s Myles Hutchison was treated at Edinburgh Royal Infirmary for haemophilia, with blood products that he later discovered were contaminated. At the age of 12, Myles, who grew up in Leith, was told he had developed hepatitis. Now 50, he is one of about 4,000 people who will receive compensation as a victim of the blood scandal which saw thousands of people contract HIV or hepatitis C in the 1970s and 1980s through NHS treatments. Patients with haemophilia and other bleeding disorders were unaware that the Factor VIII blood clotting products they were given were contaminated. Some died after developing AIDS and others developed serious chronic conditions. "There was a stigma attached to it," Myles says, "and I … [Read more...] about Contaminated blood: If I was paid in tears I’d be a billionaire