Mark Lister

1 week ago | thesun.co.uk | Mark Lister |Emily Davies

IN a stunning British seaside town dubbed "Costa Notta Lotta" - it's not just the fish and chips that's going cheap. With a gorgeous sandy beach, amusement arcades and cafes along the pier, it's hard to believe houses sell for as little £20,000 - but locals told The Sun exactly why. Redcar, on the North Yorkshire coast, was once a bustling town, home to thousands of steel workers and famous for Lemon Top ice cream - a cone of vanilla ice cream topped with lemon sorbet first created there in 1924.

1 week ago | nzherald.co.nz | Mark Lister

Donald Trump's tariffs risk undermining Jerome Powell's plans to protect the economy. Photo / Getty ImagesOpinion by Mark ListerMark Lister is Head of Private Wealth Research at Craigs Investment PartnersLearn moreTHREE KEY FACTSFederal Reserve chair Jerome Powell aimed for a “soft landing” by controlling inflation without causing a recession. US President Donald Trump’s tariffs risk undermining Powell’s success by potentially increasing inflation and denting economic growth.

3 weeks ago | thesun.co.uk | Mark Lister |Jonathan Rose

WHILE the fruity smell that lingers from a vape cloud might be appealing to some, residents living in the UK's "vape capital" are deeply worried about youngsters destroying their lungs. Children as young as 12 are being drawn into vape shops, locals say, with bright packaging and flavours including bubblegum, candy floss and cola. Former cotton mill town Accrington in Lancashire has been dubbed the UK's "vape capital" thanks to its high number of vape shops per capita in the UK.

3 weeks ago | nzherald.co.nz | Mark Lister

Don’t be afraid to take some risk off the table, or hold more cash than usual, writes Mark Lister. Photo / 123rfOpinion by Mark ListerMark Lister is Head of Private Wealth Research at Craigs Investment PartnersLearn moreInvestors should stay calm, avoid panic and consult advisers for guidance during market volatility. Consider de-risking by holding more cash and adding conservative assets like fixed income.

3 weeks ago | thesun.co.uk | Mark Lister |Summer Raemason

A PIRATE-mad couple with a swashbuckler-themed pub in their back garden say they want to make it even bigger. Nautical-mad couple Paul and Zoe Bradshaw have splashed out close to £20,000 on their buccaneer obsession. And the husband and wife's eccentric bar - a converted shed named The Ship Inn - has a waiting list of 100 souls desperate to sample the range of 25 rums it has to offer. Despite the unusual aesthetic, neighbours also love the couple’s unique home in Doncaster, South Yorkshire.