It has been an eventful day at Number 10 with a number of key aides resigning as pressure grows on the prime minister.

We spoke to Gemma Bird who has written a guide book to help people save money and shares her tips on Instagram.

For the millions of people who were already juggling everything to manage, the soaring energy costs have left them wondering just how they will cope.

They keep our hospitals running - but cleaners and security guards say they are not recognised as NHS workers and face financial hardship if they take time off sick.

Two men and a teenage girl have been found guilty of the homophobic murder of a consultant psychiatrist, who was attacked in a Cardiff park last summer. Gary Jenkins, 54, suffered multiple brain injuries and died later in hospital. The prosecution sa...

Northern Ireland's First Minister Paul Givan of the Democratic Unionist Party has resigned in protest over Brexit checks in the Irish Sea. 

We spoke to Ed Miliband, shadow climate and net zero secretary, and began by asking him if his party is thinking big enough in their plans to help low income households.

We spoke to Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey and started by asking him if raising interest rates during a decline in living standards is a mistake.

We spoke to Conservative MP Andrew Bridgen and started by asking if there is a Rishi Sunak coup of Number 10 underway?

We spoke to Simon Clarke, chief secretary to the Treasury, and began by asking him what people should do if they still couldn't afford their energy bills - even taking the new government support into account.

It's the worst squeeze on incomes since records began 30 years ago: a double whammy of soaring energy bills and rocketing inflation.

So on a day dominated by the cost of living crisis - a political crisis at the very top of government as two of Boris Johnson's closest advisers resigned from Downing Street.

How is the thought of 'Levelling Up' being greeted in the North of England?

Like many places in the North of England, the puff has somewhat gone out of Stockton-on-Tees - and that's exactly why the government says it wants to close the gap between rich and poor areas. 

Tomorrow the new cap on energy prices is to be announced.