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The stagnant London property market continues to dog Foxtons, but the rental market helps out.

As digital and contactless payments increase, a new review is to look at the impact on consumers.

Millions of UK employees do not get the time off work they are legally entitled to, says union body.

Councils often chase debts "over-zealously", the Treasury Select Committee says as it calls for change.

Investigators are finding it increasingly hard to identify which white goods are a fire risk, says Which?

The city regulator proposes a basic rate because some savers get just 0.01% a year on their savings accounts.

Passenger numbers fell in 2017 in a number of English cities, but overcrowding remains a problem.

Teachers and doctors are expected to be among one million workers receiving a wage increase.

For the second year running, travel watchdog Transport Focus has asked customers for their views.

Charging cars at different times of the day could save owners significant sums, Ofgem says.

All of the UK will have full-fibre broadband coverage by 2033 under a new national telecoms strategy.

"Down valuations" can lead to sales falling through and property chains collapsing.

Entertaining kids during the holidays is expensive, but some have found innovative ways to cut the cost.

The Civil Aviation Authority says airlines must give customers two-weeks notice or pay compensation.

It comes as MPs investigate why real fur has been sold as fake on the UK's high streets.

Terminals across the UK went down on Saturday but the company says the issue is now resolved.

MPs say smart meters will not deliver expected savings, while the roll-out programme will fail to meet its deadline

Excessive lending before the Financial Crisis has left many homeowners at risk of having their homes repossessed

Britons heading abroad are seeing the poorest exchange rates for nine months.

Stores will dim lights, turn music off and avoid using the tannoy on Saturdays from 09:00 to 10:00.