Supermarkets may soon be able to open for longer hours under government plans to help boost the post-lockdown economy. Under…
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The Competition & Markets Authority (CMA) has called for the UK Government to introduce new emergency legislation to tackle price…
With flights, accommodation, tours and holiday plans disrupted due to the coronavirus pandemic, consumers are expressing increasing frustration as holiday…
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is to issue consumer law guidelines for the IVF sector to ensure that fertility…
Facebook and eBay have signed agreements pledging to combat the use of fake and misleading reviews on their sites. Following…
Ticketmaster is facing a £5 million claim following a major data breach of its UK websites last year. More than…
Regulation of Claims Management Companies has, from 1st April 2019, been transferred from the Claims Management Regulator to the Financial…
New car safety rules agreed by the European Union will see automatic speed limiters become standard features in all new…
Proposals have been published at both an EU and UK level to radically strengthen the enforcement powers of industry regulators…
Less than 20% of a rebate fund for Power of Attorney applications has been claimed, according to figures obtained from…
Industry regulator, the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), has confirmed six of the largest hotel and holiday booking websites have…
High Street jewellery chain H Samuel has been fined £60,000 after pleading guilty to 17 breaches of the Consumer Protection…