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Catherine Bowden, 40, overstayed at a McDonald's car park by 14 minutes and has seen her fine spiral to £170 but is worried about she's going to pay up without falling into debt

Retailers have dropped a flurry of financial reports. They paint a messy and conflicting picture about our consumer economy.

A sexual predator who admitted to raping a woman in a random attack at Islington before texting his wife to pick him up at King Street McDonald's wants to change his guilty plea and defend the charge.

Lee Anderson secured a Westminster Hall debate on the subject of food poverty, where he also said it was a 'myth' that everyone on Universal Credit was in poverty.

Poor families ‘more resourceful in the past’, says Tory deputy chairman

The assistant minister for competition says highly concentrated markets, especially in the regions, are contributing to sluggish real wage growth.

The divisive Tory deputy chairman claimed that receiving Universal Credit isn't an indication that families are in poverty - and said he'd contacted a local school to find out why they'd been offering free breakfasts

The assistant minister for competition says highly concentrated markets, especially in the regions, are contributing to sluggish real wage growth.

As inflation climbed higher than economists’ anticipation, equities signal extreme volatility and dashing hopes of a Fed pivot. With the likelihood of a downturn in upcoming months, adding more of fundamentally sound Dow stocks Walmart (WMT), Cisco Systems (CSCO), and McDonald's (MCD) could help garner significant returns. Keep reading….