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ALT Four food items are arranged next to captions: A shows sliced buttered bread with butter on a cutting board; B displays a cheese toastie on a plate; C features a crusty roll on a white plate; D presents a bowl of tomato soup with a spoon and herbs. The top of the image has the text "Which?" and "Tomato soup's on. What's going in it?"

ALT A shelf displaying various brightly colored bottles of washing-up liquid. Below, there's text reading, "Best and worst washing-up liquids 2026" with the Which? logo.

ALT A hairbrush filled with strands of hair is shown. Below it is text that reads, "Hair loss: common causes and what treatments actually work." The logo "Which?" is at the bottom.

ALT A person shopping for produce in a grocery store, reaching for tomatoes. The headline reads: "Why your bowel movements change as you age – and what you can do about it," with a "Which?" logo below.

ALT A person sits in the open trunk of a car next to a large dog wearing a harness. They hold a blue container. The caption reads, "I bought a £16 dog paw cleaner on Amazon: can it finally stop muddy floors?" The image is from Which?

ALT Key points from today's Autumn Budget. Millions of households in council tax bands A - D in England will receive a £100 ‘household energy payment' this winter. Gas standing charges will also be removed by the end of 2027. The tax-free cash Isa allowance will remain at £20,000 annually. The new state pension will rise by £488.80 a year from April 2027. A new first-time buyers scheme called 'Your First Home' could allow people to buy a new-build home with a deposit of just 2.5%. Income tax thresholds will remain frozen until 2031, leaving the tax-free personal allowance locked at £12,570 for most workers and the higher-rate threshold at £50,270.