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Ofgem said homes with young children were also part of expanded and mandatory code of practiceEnergy suppliers have been officially banned from force-fitting prepayment meters for elderly people and those with infant children after a scandal over compa…
Campaigners say using same formula as this year for 2024 will push many season tickets over £5,000 markBusiness live – latest updatesRail fares in England will rise by almost 8% if the government uses the same formula as this year to calculate the 2024…
Aldi and Lidl enjoy sales increase and own-label ranges thrive as consumers seek out bargainsBusiness live: latest updatesGrocery price inflation in the UK has slowed to its lowest level in more than a year, but it remains in double digits and most con…
Retailer warns there may be ‘small stones’ in four products from its range and urges customers to return them for refundCosta Coffee has recalled some of its range of sandwiches and wraps after it emerged that they could contain small stones.The chain …
Two-fifths of UK adults disconnected for three hours or more with one in four left without service for nearly a weekThe number of Britons who have experienced their internet connection failing for at least three hours has almost doubled in the last yea…
Which? said firms are gathering far more data than needed for products to functionSex and politics: car driver data grab is ‘privacy nightmare’EU unveils ‘revolutionary’ laws to curb big tech Owners of smart home devices are being asked for swathes of …
Campaigners tell MPs more than 1m households missed out on government support for billsThe number of excess winter deaths in Great Britain caused by living in a cold, damp home climbed by about a half last winter after more than 1 million vulnerable ho…
Ofcom consults on universal service obligation, which requires deliveries to all UK addresses six days a weekRoyal Mail is hoping to end Saturday letter deliveries after the postal regulator called for evidence on how its services might change as the p…
As brokers exploit the hunt for tests with an automated ‘bot’ system, many are paying extortionate fees to ditch their L-platesBritain’s system of allocating driving tests is in disarray in many parts of the country as learner drivers are forced to tra…
Company breached rules that state existing policyholders should not be charged more than new onesDirect Line will pay about £30m to customers who were charged more than they should have been to renew car and home insurance policies.The UK’s second bigg…