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The BBC's Frank Gardner is shown how £194bn worth of gold bars are stored.

Is Hawes, in the Yorkshire Dales, a template for the future of bank branches and community services?

Some renters are choosing the option without understanding the costs involved, housing groups warn.

Thousands in the UK are living in flats they can't sell, because the outside wall is covered in cladding.

The energy regulator cuts the price cap by £17, a move that will affect about 15 million households.

A rail watchdog claims millions of pounds are being left unclaimed by people hit by train delays.

It's the biggest change in overdrafts in a generation and could mean you paying double.

Baker Lizzie Parle demonstrates the properties of gluten, by pumping it up like a balloon.

The burden of paying for clean energy technology could be shifted to the tax payer.

As part of a new BBC blog series, Somi from Nigeria shares what she spent her money on this week.

Regulator Ofwat had told water firms to invest more in improving services between 2020 and 2025.

Boris Johnson unveils the plan as he launches a "year of climate action" alongside Sir David Attenborough.

Lloyd and RBS are among many banks unable to offer online currency services.

As one man tells of his struggles with debt, the regulator issues a warning to credit card firms.

Anyone with a genuine excuse for missing Friday night's cut-off can talk to HMRC to avoid fines.

Big banks have recently announced much higher interest rates for overdrafts, leaving savers confused.

The US pioneered credit cards and online payments, but convincing people to go cashless is proving harder.

The government department responsible for child maintenance faces criticism for long delays.

Many thousands of people are leaving their tax return until the deadline of the end of Friday.

The increase has raised questions over whether the decision to keep interest rates unchanged was leaked.