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Another 39 million meters must be installed within two years to meet the government's 2020 target.

Americans obtain more meaning from career and money than friends or religion, research finds.

Consumer affairs correspondent Colletta Smith has these tips for making the most of online shopping.

The regulator says the proposed cap on charges will benefit about 400,000 "financially vulnerable people".

Discounts could be given to car drivers and motorcyclists under the government proposals.

Radio 1 Xtra DJ Sideman and the BBC's Simon Jack talk housing - and buying a first home.

University students need more open information about fees - and MPs warn of poor value on loan sales.

Highways England spent £164,341 on claims for vehicle damage caused by poor road surfaces in 2017/18.

Extra Energy customers are being advised to wait until they are transferred to a new supplier.

A scheme to help indebted consumers get time off from repayments is set to come into force next year.

The bank insisted for over a year the customer was aware of the transaction and refused a refund.

The rapid rise in the number of child gamblers is "a generational scandal", says a campaigner.

Income from the levy, which began in April, is on track to meet the estimate of £240m for the year.

A firm called Travel Insurance Facilities is being accused of denying proper care to policyholders.

Price-trackers can show the history of what on-line retailers have been charging

Banks are accused of giving incorrect information to customers seeking compensation for mis-sold PPI.

Contact lens retailer says anyone who entered their details over a six-day period may be affected.

Which? says suppliers would have to triple their installation rate to reach the 2020 deadline.

Government should press ahead with plans to define such behaviour as domestic abuse, say campaigners.

The UK's tax authority says thousands of reports have come in from various universities in the last month.