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Men and women of all ages have had their drinks spiked, sometimes for a predatory crime, like robbery or sexual assault. An increasingly large number of cases appear to be for so-called entertainment - to watch the victim struggling. Sangita Lal meets victims from around the country to understand why the crime is so under-reported, and how traumatic spiking can be.
In October 2024, the energy price cap rose again, which means some households are still paying over 40 per cent more on their gas and electricity bills than they were three years ago. Datshiane Navanayagam finds out what viewers can do to cut the cost of energy bills this winter.
Hospices in Britain help thousands of people through some of the hardest times, offering vital end-of-life care, respite for caregivers, and bereavement counselling. But with the cost of care soaring, the current funding model has left many hospices facing a financial crisis. Daniel Hewitt asks what is key to preserving dignity in end-of-life care.
Adam Shaw explores the risks to consumers this Christmas that include scams, counterfeit goods, inflated prices and the dangers of getting into debt. Experts, case studies, experiments and demonstrations highlight what buyers need to be aware of during the holiday season.
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