Tesco and Sainsbury’s have defended their loyalty schemes amid claims by Which? that regular prices may be being raised to make deals look better.
The toys most likely to top Christmas wish lists this year have been revealed by retailer Argos, which has released its annual list of predictions.
The Met Office has issued a weather warning ahead of a heatwave which could bring the highest temperatures of the year.
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The price of car insurance has gone up 40% and insurance experts fear the sudden change will force some motorists off the road.
A year since England recorded 40.3C, Europe is now struggling in unrelenting heat and the Met Office says more is in store because of climate change.
Scientists fear last year’s drought has decimated butterfly numbers but wildlife experts say there is one thing people can do this summer to help.
The sweets which we most prefer to add to our pick and mix pots have been revealed by Wilko...
June 2023 is on track to be the hottest on record but the weather has also led to hosepipe bans, runaway reptiles and the death of hundreds of fish.
Consumer group Which? says it is receiving increasing numbers of reports this week about a scam specifically targeting O2 customers.
Snake owners must remain vigilant to the whereabouts of their pets, says RSPCA, as calls to its hotline about missing reptiles rocket in summer.
Energy vouchers worth millions of pounds remain unclaimed with just days to go until their expiry date prompting fears thousands will remain unspent.
A £3 supermarket sun cream has come out as one of the strongest performers in the latest round of lotion lab tests – see the full list here.
‘If in doubt, don’t go out’ say animal welfare experts who fear some dog owners don’t fully appreciate the dangers of heat exhaustion.
There has been a stark rise in the number of people dialing 999 by mistake and police believe a mobile phone software update could be to blame.
Streaming giant Netflix is beginning a password crackdown but what does it mean for account holders and what are its updated rules?
A probe has been launched into a drug that reportedly makes people want to eat glass, jump off buildings and violently attack others.
Sightings of a hairy caterpillar that makes people and pets very unwell must be reported, urge officials tracking the pest.
GCSE and A-level pupils may not see subject staff due to strikes, warns the NEU, despite efforts to get those facing exams into school.
Learner drivers face a week of disruption as examiners plan to go out on strike in a row over pay and pensions.
