Tonight

Food inflation was at 19 per cent in 2023 - the highest rate for 45 years. Though it's now come down, it doesn't mean reduced prices. So why is this happening and what can we all do to spend less at the supermarket tills? Kate Quilton reports.

Adam Shaw examines the rising costs of funerals, and finds out how viewers can plan for the funeral that they want for themselves or for loved ones, while keeping an eye on how much they spend.

It's estimated that 3.5 million Brits now work fully remotely, and with that number continuing to grow, more people are travelling abroad as digital nomads, combining their work with travel. Chloe Keedy examines this new lifestyle and explores what the UK workplace looks like in the midst of a changing landscape for companies and employees alike.

More than four million children are now living in poverty in Britain, the highest number for 20 years. Paul Brand speaks to families struggling and the schools stepping in to support them, and asks what is being done to tackle the issue. Plus, Strictly judge Shirley Ballas talks about her own experience of growing up with severe financial problems.