Money
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UK court blocks £14bn class action case against MasterCardFledgling competition tribunal refuses to allow claim relating to 16 years of alleged overcharging to proceed
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The government has got it wrong on pensionsLetters: Readers discuss Philip Hammond’s claim that public sector pensions are generous and the decision to bring forward the raising of the state pension age
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Let’s move to Canvey Island, Essex: ‘Britain’s Mississippi delta’A weird, intoxicating jumble of creeks, oil jetties, bungalows and blues music
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Actually, we can buy happinessThe more you think about it, the stranger the distinction between spending on experiences and buying things begins to seem
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The assumption that people can work up to the age of 68 simply isn’t borne out, writes Guardian columnist Gaby HinsliffEven if you love your job, this new retirement age is scary
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Emily Maitlis offered new BBC contract amid row over pay and sexismNewsnight presenter’s agent says it is ‘beyond madness’ she was not on list of BBC talent earning more than £150,000
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BBC pay disclosure raises broader questions on inequalityLetters: Readers respond to this week’s revelations about salaries paid to the broadcaster’s staff and the gap between the amounts paid to men and women
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Learn the first rule of Prize Crossword ClubBrief letters: Student loans | Humber Bridge | Crosswords | Codewords
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BBC fears transparency will push up salaries; it might, but secrecy just serves to hide unjust disparitiesWe can only address pay imbalances if we can see them
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Pensions need to be smarter, not just start laterWhen it comes to flexible retirement, is this really the best we can do, asks the Conservative peer and pensions campaigner Ros Altmann
After the pay furore, the BBC now has a chance to be a beacon for fairness