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Britannia and Mercure ranked UK’s worst hotel chains

Which? survey finds Premier Inn and Hotel du Vin score highly among consumers

Insider UK

Britain's best and worst hotel chains ranked by guests for cleanliness and value

A survey of 2,371 hotel guests over 15 months to October 2021 by consumer watchdog Which? put Britannia at the foot of a league table of 24 large hotel chains with a score of just 49 out of 100

Daily Mirror

New airline compensation rules for delayed and cancelled short flights explained

The UK currently uses the European Union's EU261 rule, which means passengers on short flights can claim £220 for delays of more than three hours, but nothing for shorter hold-ups

Daily Mirror

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Squeezed households ‘could save by haggling on broadband, TV and mobile deals’

In some cases, people could save more than £200 by ditching and switching, Which? research indicates.

The Independent UK

Haggling on broadband and TV deals 'could save £130 a year'

The one in five people who do nothing when their contracts end could be most at risk of overpaying on their bills, according to consumer group Which?

Wales Online

Post Office warnings to millions of Brits over fake text message scam

Consumer group Which? has warned that the scam texts can be "extremely convincing"

Manchester Evening News

Post Office issues urgent warning to customers over 'most convincing' scam yet

The new Post Office scam uses a clone website to lure bank details off customers. Here's how to avoid the fake delivery message that is stealing money of thousands of UK recipients

Daily Mirror

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Tinder charges more for young gays, lesbians and the over-30s, says Which?

Dating app Tinder is charging young gay and lesbian users and people over 30 more for its premium service, suggesting possible discrimination and a breach of UK law, according to an investigation by watchdog Which?

Evening Standard

People are being 'tricked by fake texts claiming to be from Post Office' in scam

Post Office 'never sends out texts about parcels or mail'

Wales Online

Tinder ‘charges more’ for young LGBT+ and over-30s, Which? says

Tinder says it is ‘categorically untrue’ that its pricing structure discriminates by sexual preference

The Independent UK

Fresh Post Office warning issued to millions of Brits in the UK

Scammers are targeting the Post Office in a new fake text scam

Liverpool Echo

Lidl knocked off the top spot as UK's cheapest supermarket 2021

Consumer website Which? have said that another supermarket has been crowned the cheapest store in their exclusive shopping survey from January to December 2021.

Glasgow Live

UK's cheapest supermarket for 2021 revealed as Tesco, Asda and Lidl miss out

A Which? survey looked at the price of an 19 item essential shop in eight supermarkets, including Aldi, Lidl, Tesco, Sainsbury's, Morrisons and Asda

Chronicle Live

Claim your own tax rebates, Which? warns, as payers lose thousands to refund firms

As the self-assessment deadline looms, taxpayers are being warned against using expensive third parties for rebate claims they can submit for free

The Independent UK

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Daily Record

Aldi named cheapest supermarket of the year 2021 despite price rises

Aldi was the cheapest supermarket for six of the last 12 months while Lidl was the cheapest for five.

Daily Mirror

Cheapest supermarket of the year crowned out of Aldi, Lidl, Tesco and Asda

Aldi has just been crowned the cheapest supermarket of the year by consumer watchdog Which? - beating the likes of rivals Lidl, Tesco, Asda, Morrisons and Sainsbury's

Nottingham Post

Aldi named cheapest supermarket of the year amid ‘significant’ price rises

Prices rose by an average 3.4% for a trolley of 19 items over the last year

The Independent UK

Cashback in shops ‘not enough on its own to plug gaps in fragile cash system’

Which? found nearly half of people said they are unlikely to use the cashback without a purchase scheme in shops.

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Thinking of getting your child their first phone? A parenting coach shares her top five things parents need to consider (and #3 is mind-blowing)

Whether you choose a smartphone or a bog standard mobile, here are some useful things to consider first...

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