The Latest Breaking News from PSR

A new report from a public health watchdog found that more than 40,000 pounds of PFAS has been injected into more than 1,000 wells across Texas — and warned that the chemicals could pose a risk to public health

Ofgem tells energy firms to pay out over force-fitted pay-as-you-go meters and campaigners want to hear if you are affected

Treasury Committee chair Harriett Baldwin said regulators need to sort out exclusions and criteria quickly.

‘Putting an industry body in charge of reimbursing scam victims is like asking a fox to guard the henhouse’

Victims of fraud have been waiting too long for a fair and functional scam reimbursement scheme, MPs said.

Regulator's new rules reimburse bank transfer fraud victims, but exclude refunds where payments are for less than £100

The watchdog responsible for policing Medicare investigates just 0.07 per cent of health professionals each year, is chronically understaffed and underfunded, and is led by bureaucrats with strong links to the powerful Australian Medical Association, an ABC-Nine investigation has found.

Provisional orders were given to the energy companies in order for them to comply with their licensing conditions

Vulnerable and elderly Brits are being encouraged to sign up to the Priority Services Register, which means they could get extra help, cooked meals and other help during power cuts

Ex-business secretary Vince Cable says potential integration of FCA, PRA and PSR, formed after financial crisis, poses systemic risks

The Payment Systems Regulator said it had concluded that the companies infringed competition law.