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Who are the worst culprits for shrinkflation?

New research has revealed that groceries from household brands such as Nescafé, Cadbury and Nestle are diminishing in size

Evening Standard

The common UK shopping items worst hit by shrinkflation

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The Independent UK

Shrinkflation hits everyday staples, piling more pressure on households

Which? finds products shrinking while supermarkets keep prices flat or rising

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Gaviscon and coffee among ‘shrinkflation’ piling pressure on household budgets

Coffee, toothpaste and even Gaviscon products are dwindling in product size while costing the same or even more, Which? has found.

Evening Standard

Chocolate, coffee, toothpaste and even heartburn medicine among worst shrinkflation examples, Which? finds

Consumers struggling with cost of living crisis now also face fresh wave of so-called shrinkflation

The Independent UK

Supplements containing up to 12.5 times safe limit sold online – Which?

Which? looked at Vitamin D, Vitamin A, Vitamin B6 and Zinc supplements listed for sale on popular online marketplaces.

Evening Standard

Windows 10 'End-Of-Support': What This Means And What Will Happen If You Didn't Upgrade?

Windows 10 support ends today, 14 October 2025. Millions of UK users face rising security risks. Learn how to upgrade for free or get extended protection for £22.

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What does the end of free support for Windows 10 mean for its users?

Computers running software will still work but steadily become more vulnerable to viruses and malware

The Guardian - UK

Google may be forced to loosen control of search engine in UK

The competition watchdog has used new powers to hand the tech firm strategic market status, which could see conduct requirements imposed on it.

Evening Standard

Millions of Brits struggling with poor wifi connections while working from home

Nearly 80 per cent of respondents to a survey said they suffer wifi problems at least once a month

The Independent UK

Is it better for your wallet to book flights with an airline or an online travel agency?

OTAs often sell airfares cheaper than the airline directly, enticing those travelling on a budget.

Euronews

Millions of users say they'll keep using Windows 10 past end of life, despite losing security support

Windows 10 End Of Life is just days away, but 5.4 million Brits say they will still use it instead of upgrading.

TechRadar

Final warning for millions of Windows 10 users as support ends today

Five million people in the UK need to update to Windows 11 or sign up to extended support – or else risk falling victim to hackers and scams

The Independent UK

Millions in UK at risk of cyber-attacks as Windows 10 ends updates, Which? finds

Survey shows one in four users intend to keep using system as it is phased out, despite increased virus and malware risk

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Qualcomm supply policy ‘innocuous and lawful’, tribunal hears

Consumer group Which? has brought a claim against Qualcomm on behalf of around 29 million UK Apple and Samsung smartphone users.

International Business Times UK

15 Best Ways Brits Can Save Money With FinTech Apps

Explore 15 innovative ways Brits can save money with FinTech apps in 2025. From automated savings and cashback to smarter budgeting, discover tools that help you spend less and save more.

International Business Times UK

15 Affordable Furniture Finds That Look Designer

Transform your home with these 15 affordable furniture finds in the UK. From bouclé chairs to marble‑effect tables, discover stylish pieces that look designer without overspending.

International Business Times UK

Apple UK News: Bought An iPhone During These Years? You Might Be Qualified For A Payout

If you bought an iPhone in the UK between 2015 and 2024, you might get £17 compensation from a £480m Qualcomm lawsuit.

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The Independent UK

Supermarket groceries could cost twice as much through delivery apps, consumer watchdog warns

An investigation found some items were double the price when ordered through delivery apps compared to on supermarket shelves

Evening Standard

Supermarket groceries could cost twice as much with delivery apps, Which? warns

The consumer group compared the prices of up to 50 popular items from four supermarkets.

Evening Standard

Competition tribunal against tech giant Qualcomm opens

Which? is seeking reimbursement of more than £480 million for UK consumers.

International Business Times UK

New Qualcomm Lawsuit Could Lead To Almost £500 Million Payout — Who are Eligible?

British consumer rights organisation Which? confirmed it won to represent millions of users against Qualcomm in a new legal case. What's in it for you?

If you've owned an iPhone or Samsung in the last decade, an unexpected cash payout could be on its way

A UK court case could see iPhone and Samsung owners eligible for a share of £480 million

The Guardian - UK

Holiday horrors: Airbnb and Booking.com users battle for refunds as stays go wrong

In a Consumer Champions special, Anna Tims tackles online rental disasters, from a tree collapsing on to a cottage to being trapped in a flat

The Independent UK

29 million smartphone users in the UK could be due compensation

Apple and Samsung smartphone users in the UK could receive part of £480m payout

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