Drop that spoon!
Britain is one of the world's largest consumers of puffed, flaked and sugared breakfast cereals. How did that happen when many were said to contain less nutrition than the boxes they come in? Felicity Lawrence investigates
Debt destroyed my family
In the 90s, Samantha Downes's parents bought an inn. All went well at first, but the economic downturn led to financial struggle - which ended in tragedy
My body & soul
Jacqueline Gold, Ann Summers CEO, 47
Battle of the bulge targets drink labels
Alcoholic drinks should display the number of calories contained in them to help tackle the growing obesity crisis, say council leaders
Let them eat sourdough bread, olives and sun-dried tomatoes
Lynsey Hanley: Shopping habits may have changed but also reflect huge differences in health and income
Smoothies pour into cost of living basket
Latest national statistics reflect changing attitude to food as Britons abandon the ready meal
Fruit smoothies in, ready meals out
Annual inflation shopping basket shakeup reflects growing 'café culture' with muffins and smoothies making a first appearance
The Sainsbury’s GPs: checkout, then check-up
Hugh Wilson: The future of primary healthcare in Britain, it seems, is down past the deli counter, and opposite the lipstick stand
Supermarkets recall salmon over contamination
Supermarkets forced to withdraw about 50 products amid fears they may have be contaminated with diesel
Off the menu
Full list of recalled fish products issued by the Food Standards Agency