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The annual service charge for a flat in England and Wales rose by 11% in 2024, to £2,300. In some extreme cases, there have been annual increases close to 250%. We discuss why these rises are occurring and what options leaseholders have. During a breakup or divorce, it's not uncommon for couples to argue over who gets the television or the car. But what about the pets? As the law regards pets as possessions, there has been an increase in the number of people opting for pet-nups – a prenuptial agreement that includes pets. However, are they worth it? A growing number of news websites are asking users to pay a monthly fee if they don’t want to accept online cookies. We hear from the Information Commissioner’s Office about its consultation on the topic and why it will continue to be allowed. Korean Skincare is proving extremely popular, with Boots reportedly selling one item every 30 seconds. Beauty columnist Sali Hughes explains what sets it apart and what the other health and beauty trends are right now. Drivers across the country are reporting difficulties in keeping their cars safe from damage by animals. Brakes and ABS wires are particularly susceptible to being chewed, causing thousands of pounds of damage in the process. Erin Baker, editorial director of AutoTrader, explains what drivers can do to protect their cars – and their wallet. PRESENTER: SHARI VAHL PRODUCER: CHARLIE FILMER-COURT
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