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Stores here are full of American designers like Calvin Klein and Ralph Lauren, but their merchandise is much cheaper at home.

Already hugely attractive an estimated 500m will be sold in China this year smartphones are getting both more useful at the top end and much cheaper at the bottom.

Rather than removing the source of stress, whether that's unfeasible workloads, poor management or low morale, some employers encourage their staff to meditate: a quick fix that's much cheaper, at least in the short term.

It was also much cheaper, at $36. Feeling somewhat perplexed by the question of rum and aging, I checked in with Jim Murray, the author of the annual "Jim Murray's Whisky Bible" (Dram Good Books), for some guidance.

The Sutton Trust estimates that a single person in London will have to cough up £5,556 for the privilege of undertaking an unpaid internship for six months; in Manchester it is not much cheaper, at £4,728.

Cynics might be forgiven for interpreting his prescription as a plea for the mayor and boroughs to help the likes of Grosvenor get their hands on lots of lovely land for more easily building rather classy dwellings only some of which would be cheaper than sky-high going market rates, and maybe not much cheaper at that.

If you can help at that point, it's so much more effective, so much cheaper than at any other time," he says.

Irish customers can find much cheaper deals at rival Sky – its basic phone and broadband deal in Ireland is €30 (£21.90) a month – with customers free to leave after 12 months.

But in 2015 the decline in the price of sugar in Europe led to a shift away from cane towards domestic, subsidised beet sugar, delivering an effective triple whammy of reducing cane farmers' livelihoods, less help for Fairtrade farming communities and much cheaper sugar at a time of national concern over obesity.

It typically shows second-run films for between $2 3 per ticket and its concessions are also "much cheaper than at the suburban multiplexes".

A scheme to install a much larger lock at Avonmouth to make the entire river a floating harbour, and to straighten the sharper bends, was dropped after work began on the much cheaper docks at Avonmouth and Portishead.