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Sunscreen sold for £28 fails sun safety test - but £3 supermarket version passes

Tropic Skin Shade Cream (200ml) did not match the Sun Protection Factor (SPF) on the label, an investigation by Which? found. Cheaper supermarket versions, however, were given the thumbs up

Daily Mirror

Some of the best British seaside towns under 3 hours from Nottingham

The full list in Which? featured some nearby seaside towns worthy of a day trip

Nottingham Post

Morrisons recall chicken products over fears they may contain shards of glass

Customers have been advised not to eat the affected products and to return them for a full refund

The Independent UK

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Nintendo Switch Joy-Con drift fault should be investigated, consumer group says

Which? has called on Nintendo to commission an independent investigation into the issue of drift on its Joy-Con controllers.

Evening Standard

Does sunscreen expire, what does SPF mean and which type is best?

Keep your skin protected as temperatures rise this weekend

The Independent UK

Nintendo urged to investigate known-fault with Switch console

Which? says 40% of users have experienced the problem during use

Wales Online

Airlines accused of 'blatantly flouting' passengers rights over flight cancellations

Sue Davies, head of consumer rights at Which?, told MPs customers are finding it 'incredibly difficult' to get replacement flights or compensation - even when clearly entitled

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Does sunscreen expire, what does SPF mean and which type is best?

Keep your skin protected as temperatures rise this weekend

The Independent UK

Low-income customers should be better served by broadband suppliers

Consumer group Which? says providers are not doing enough to promote their cheaper deals

Wales Online

Millions of families missing out on £250 a year broadband savings - cheap deals explained

The most vulnerable households could knock more than £300 off their annual bills by switching to social tariffs - but many broadband providers have been accused of not advertising these deals

Daily Mirror

Cash-strapped parents warned against using cheap security cameras as baby monitors

Security cameras don't have many of the features needed to keep baby safe, says Which?

Wales Online

Food prices not the issue, says boss of UK's second most expensive supermarket

Hikes in energy and fuel costs are the real problem in the cost of living crisis, says co-founder of online grocer Ocado

Chronicle Live

Cheap baby carriers could put tots at risk, shock new report finds

Consumer group Which? bought 11 carriers on online marketplaces eBay, Amazon and Aliexpress - and 10 failed safety tests

Chronicle Live

Which? finds alarming number of security flaws in smart home devices

Close to 40 vulnerabilities were discovered by the consumer group across eight devices including the Amazon Echo and Hello doorbell

Wales Online

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Boris Johnson to bring back regular briefings from Downing Street press room

The live broadcasts were a regular feature at the height of the Covid pandemic

Chronicle Live

'Summer of chaos' warning as travellers pay the price for "chronic" staff shortages at UK airports

It comes as a trade union said travellers are now paying the price for “chronic staff shortages” caused by job cuts during the coronavirus pandemic

Chronicle Live

Cost of living crisis: People are ‘skipping meals and cooking less' to save money

Consumer group Which reports more people are adjusting their use of heating and are turning to food banks and taking out loans to survive

Wales Online

Holiday hell warning with 'summer of chaos' predicted amid axed flights and delays

Union claimed unless airline and airport bosses resolved the crisis ahead of July, the “chaos will last the entire summer season”

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The Independent UK

People ‘skipping meals and cooking less often to cope with surging living costs’

Which? said people have been borrowing from family and friends, taking out loans and selling items.

Daily Mirror

Holidaymakers warned of 'summer of chaos' after half-term trips ruined by axed flights

Britain’s major airports became scenes of half-term hell, with union Unite warning unless airline and airport bosses resolved the crisis ahead of July, the “chaos will last the entire summer season”

Chronicle Live

Here's how to cut more than £10 off a takeaway - or 50% off a restaurant meal

Consumer champions Which? have come up with 10 ways to save on eating out or having food delivered

Wales Online

How to cut more than £10 off a takeaway - or 50% off a restaurant meal

Consumer champions have come up with 10 cost-cutting tips for eating out or having food delivered

Daily Mirror

Cheap flights DOUBLE in price as budget airlines hike hold luggage charges

EasyJet and Ryanair are among the airlines to add sneaky charges to bookings online when customers book European destinations consumer group Which? found a £30 return from London to Majorca jumped to £79

Liverpool Echo

Seven small changes that could save you hundreds on household bills

These 'hidden' costs could be pushing up your spending

The Guardian - UK

Jubilee parties: have a right royal time – without breaking the bank

Getting into the party spirit needn’t cost a fortune. From food and drink to bunting, we offer some tips

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