Lauren Davidson

Changes to junior doctors contracts, increasing animosity about Britain’s place in the EU and even the delayed arrival of summer weather are enough to make anyone want to throw in the Union Flag-decorated towel.

Zoopla’s full-year profits are on course to hit the top end of market expectations after property listings on its websites grew 5pc over the year.

A flat in Mayfair, one of London’s most expensive areas to live, has come on the market for £500,000 – less than the average house price across the capital.

His was "the most dramatic of all the rags to riches stories ever told", according to his official biographer, and now a house where he spent part of his difficult childhood is on the market.

The BBC’s four-part documentary on The Falls, the South Gloucestershire home of television presenter duo Philippa Forrester and Charlie Hamilton James, was so popular when it aired in 2010 that the Palace requested it for the Queen’s Christmas viewing.

You’ve heard of feng shui, the Chinese philosophy of placement that has influenced the position of buildings, the architecture of their design and the layout of their interiors.

However much you love Zoella, vlogging is the least effective method of product discovery, a new report shows

The school year is coming to an end in a few weeks and the parents of my children’s classmates are starting to talk about gifts for teachers.

We are booking a big family holiday to South America this Christmas, and my husband and I want to treat ourselves to seats in business class.

My boyfriend and I are buying a flat, and can’t agree on the finances.

Earlier this year, two friends and I moved in together and we were really excited about having a girls-only flat.

It turns out returning to school in your 30s, as an educated woman already a decade into her career, brings back that unmistakable sense of dread.

Would you accept a free flight upgrade, if your spouse still had to sit in economy?

Navigating the boundaries when living with flatmates can be a treacherous task.

My patience is wearing particularly thin for large organisations with pots of money and customers who need them more now than ever

True, mortgage rates were higher then – but sky-high property prices today entirely wipe out the gain from low rates

Hundreds of thousands of families are filling in tax returns to pay back benefits they were not eligible to receive

Don’t be fooled into thinking higher bills will only affect those who live hand to mouth. It’s coming for you, too

Soaring inflation, a cost of living crisis and tax rises are ahead, but I must bid you farewell

If they truly cared about Palestinians and the loss of innocent life, they’d surely be protesting Hamas