Lisa Bachelor

Richard Forrest has spent half a century combing beaches for ammonites and other fossils. Along the Dorset coast, the constant shift of earth, rocks and sand continually reveals fresh evidence of life millions of years ago

Declassified files from John Major’s private secretary reveal the extraordinary level of planning that goes into a handover of power

The Beatles and Doctor Who discovered it in the 60s, TFI Friday and the photographer Rankin in the 90s. Now there’s a new renaissance of this hot British invention

From Tintagel in Cornwall to the remote Orkney isles, heritage experts are battling to preserve the UK’s historic sites from coastal erosion

The murder of Sarah Everard shone a spotlight on a culture of male harassment and violence against women and girls, sparking protests and calls for reform. Now the killing of Sabina Nessa has appalled the nation

As property prices, particularly in the south-east, expand relentlessly, we look at a growing interest in narrowing houses

With young players joining grassroots clubs and England’s Lionesses preparing for their World Cup run, the sport is finally getting the recognition it deserves

The hospitality sector is booming, so there are plenty of jobs for graduates with the right people skills and plenty of drive

A major new study says an obsessive focus on people, rather than a rod of iron, is the key to navigating tough times. By Lisa Bachelor

Sadness as written payment method is to be phased out by 2018. By Lisa Bachelor

It’s easy to buy forged payslips that many banks take at face value. All you need is a false national insurance number, an imaginary salary and £50 and that mortgage could be yours

In shops, homes and workplaces across Britain, the credit crunch is beginning to change the way we behave - and to cause real hardship. Here we listen to the voices of people facing the reality of the crisis

Watchdog calls for compensation as a consumer body supports our campaign. By Lisa Bachelor