Matilda Davies

A tiny proportion — living in swing states and yet to make up their minds — the power to sway the result. We visit four key areas to see what they’ll do with it

It sounds like a lot, but for those with a young family earning a low six-figure salary can put you on a cliff edge where a £2,000 pay rise will cost you £12,000

Both US presidential candidates have gone on the attack online with increasingly divisive rhetoric. We compare their tactics, reveal a spending gap — and explain how scams have spread

As schools push for a wider PE curriculum, cricket, rollerskating and skateboarding are also gaining favour among teenage girls. Vote for The Sunday Times Sportswomen of the Year below

The increase to the levy paid on buy-to-lets could mean twice as many sales as purchases within a year, says Matilda Davies

Long kept afloat by public generosity, palliative care facilities say outdated funding rules are forcing them to break families’ hearts

A new Covid commissioner has been tasked with finding the money spent on useless gear. But proving the public were fleeced is easier said than done

Some chocolatiers say their products should be cherished like wine and olive oil. Soon they’ll have the pricing to match

Ever get that eerie feeling your phone is eavesdropping when targeted ads pop up? Your friends may be to blame

Ever get that eerie feeling your phone is eavesdropping when targeted ads pop up? Your friends may be to blame