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Monica Mills, 28, says it’s best to avoid charity shops on Saturdays and reminds shoppers that ‘time is a gift money can’t buy’

Paint a friend’s ceiling, fix their bike, babysit. There’s joy to be had if you pull yourself off the meathook of consumerism, says journalist and author Nell Frizzell

Retailers have been named and shamed ahead of the Christmas rush for failing to fess up about conditions for workers in their supply chains.

Two-thirds are worried about the cost-of-living crisis - and more than half will spend less per person this Christmas compared to last year

‘This year we hope people won’t feel pressurised into spending more they can afford,’ says Oxfam

Benefits will rise by 10.1% from April in line with the rate of inflation in September, at a cost of £11 billion

As Cambodia welcomes Asean heads of state to Phnom Penh for the 40th and 41st Asean Summits, we can expect the energy-hungry lights will be blazing and the air conditioners to hum across the capital. This meeting takes place at a critical time globally with an unprecedented energy crisis and…

Researchers at Oxfam, a nonprofit devoted to combating poverty, examined billionaires who collectively own $2.4 trillion in company equity, with investments across 183 companies.

The carbon footprint of investments made by the world's wealthiest individuals drastically outsizes the average footprint of the bottom 90% of humanity, according to an Oxfam report.