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Which? super-complaint made over ‘serious failings’ in home and travel insurance

The consumer group highlighted customers’ confusion over what is covered by policies and ‘frustrating and substandard treatment’ when people claim.

Evening Standard

Major study reveals the worst performing airlines as delays get worse

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The Independent UK

Flight delays by major airlines are worse than before pandemic – analysis

Which? found British Airways, easyJet, Jet2, Ryanair, Tui and Wizz Air were less punctual in the 12 months to the end of April than in 2019.

The Independent UK

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Warning issued over ‘killer’ child car seats sold online

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The Independent UK

Car seats being sold online in UK that risk lives of children, Which? finds

Consumer group says uncertified car seats that put lives of children in danger are being sold by leading online retailers

The Guardian - UK

Illegal car seats still being sold by major online marketplaces, investigation reveals

Knock-off products are much cheaper than real car seats – but can pose lethal risks

The Independent UK

Illegal car seats still sold online 10 years after they were first identified

Which? has found illegal car seats still being sold on online marketplaces a decade after it first found similar models on sale.

Evening Standard

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From Krakow to Valencia: What are the best European city breaks right now?

Travellers ranked these European cities as hot favourites for city breaks, offering rich culture, outstanding food and diverse experiences.

Euronews

London and Glasgow to be linked by new service from ‘budget train company’

The new service will open up more ways to travel between Glasgow and the UK capital

The Independent UK

Co-op calls for supermarket discount cards for teenagers

The Co-op and charity Barnardo’s have called on supermarkets to allow for 16 and 17-year-olds to get loyalty card deals.

The National (Scotland)

Co-op and Barnardo’s call for 16 and 17-year-olds to get loyalty card deals

Retailers tend to offer loyalty deals to shoppers who are over 18, meaning younger students are forced to pay higher prices.

Evening Standard

Parents’ money worries are surging ahead of winter

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The Independent UK

Parents were ‘feeling the pinch’ ahead of back-to-school season, survey finds

Which?’s tracker highlighted households’ concerns about the economy, household finances and the cost of everyday essentials.

Evening Standard

90% of working parents concerned about rising food prices, survey says

Food prices have returned to levels not seen since November 2022

The Independent UK

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Booking.com Slammed as Brits Say Scam Messages Look '100% Genuine' — Ofcom Urged to Step In

Booking.com is under fire after reports of fake listings, phishing emails and rising fraud cases. Which is urging Ofcom to review the platform's safety measures.

Evening Standard

Sleeping bags for babies found on eBay & Amazon pose suffocation risk, Which? finds

Parents across the UK are being urged to check their online purchases after a shocking investigation by consumer rights group Which? found dozens of "potentially lethal" baby sleeping bags for sale on major marketplaces

The Independent UK

The ‘dangerous’ baby sleeping bags being sold online

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Evening Standard

Baby sleeping bags being sold online ‘pose suffocation risk’, Which? warns

A common characteristic of the products it found were hoods which could cover a baby’s head and face while it sleeps.

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The Independent UK

Urgent warning for parents as experts find dozens of baby sleeping bags sold online ‘pose suffocation risk’

Online marketplaces had been allowing the sale of products officially recalled by the Office for Product Safety and Standards (OPSS) for suffocation risks

The Independent UK

Thousands of alarms used by older people could suddenly stop working

Thousands of life-saving devices could be rendered useless after a looming deadline

Evening Standard

The £400 million asylum king who owns the Britannia Hotel and 17 other migrant hotels

The Canary Wharf Britannia Hotel is part of the chain owned by Alex Langsam, the man dubbed the ‘asylum king’

The Guardian - UK

Citroën rebuked by UK minister over handling of mass safety recall

Transport secretary urges Stellantis to offer more help after tens of thousands are left unable to use their car

Evening Standard

Minister tells boss of car-maker she has ‘serious concerns’ over Citroen recall

An immediate and rare ‘stop-drive’ order was given for certain models on June 20 because of a potentially fatal airbag safety fault.

The National (Scotland)

'Ancient' Scottish town built around abbey ruins named one of the UK's best

This town in Scotland has been named one of the best places in the whole of the UK to visit by Which?.

Evening Standard

‘Alarming’ drop in UK consumer confidence over last year – Which?

On average between this May and July, 56% of people thought the economy would get worse and just 16% thought it would get better, Which? found.

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