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NAB fined £15m for customer misinformation
National Australia Bank (NAB) has been hit with a hefty £15 million penalty for providing false information to customers. Discover the details behind this financial scandal.
Best Public Bathrooms in the UK
From luxurious loos to hidden gems, explore the top-rated public bathrooms across the UK for a clean and comfortable experience.
Baby formula price claims investigated as parents struggle
UK regulators investigate claims of misleading pricing tactics in the baby formula market, as parents face soaring costs.
Home Office minister accused of misleading Parliament
Labour MP Angela Eagle accuses Home Office minister Chris Philp of misleading Parliament over asylum seeker accommodations, sparking a heated debate in Westminster.
BrewDog pub advert banned for misleading claims
The Advertising Standards Authority has banned a BrewDog advert for exaggerating pub closures, ruling it misled consumers. The craft beer giant faces backlash over its 'Pubs are closing at a rate of one a day' claim.
UK watchdog bans misleading heat pump adverts
The UK advertising watchdog has banned two misleading adverts promoting heat pumps, citing exaggerated claims about cost savings and environmental benefits.
Kmart accused of misleading customers over clothing origins
Kmart faces serious accusations of misleading shoppers about the origins of its clothing, sparking outrage and calls for transparency.
Shein fined €1m in Italy for greenwashing
Italian authorities have fined fast-fashion giant Shein €1m for falsely marketing products as 'sustainable'. The move highlights growing scrutiny over greenwashing in the retail sector.
FCA cracks down on misleading financial promotions
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has issued new warnings to financial firms over misleading promotions, with 450 alerts issued in just three months. Learn how this affects consumers and firms.
US shuts down Corporation for Public Broadcasting
The US government has voted to defund and close the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, sparking debate over media independence and public service broadcasting.
Brits: Random citizens would govern better than politicians
A shocking new survey suggests the British public has lost faith in Westminster, with many believing ordinary people could make better decisions than career politicians.
PETA exposes misleading 'vegan' footwear labels
Animal rights group PETA has uncovered deceptive labelling practices in the footwear industry, revealing that some shoes marketed as 'vegan' may still contain animal-derived materials. Learn how to spot the truth behind the labels.
ASA warns Meta over misleading Facebook ads
The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has issued a warning to Meta, demanding stricter controls on misleading financial promotions on Facebook.
Webjet fined £9m for misleading pricing
The online travel giant Webjet has been hit with a hefty £9 million fine for deceptive pricing practices, leaving customers in the dark about hidden fees. Here's the full story.
Noom accused of misleading diabetes users
Popular weight loss app Noom faces backlash for allegedly misleading users with diabetes, prompting scrutiny from health advocates and regulators.
Rochester Billboard Falsely Claims Grammy Award
A billboard in Rochester, New York, falsely advertising a Grammy Award win has stirred debate, with local officials calling it misleading and unethical.
UK Public Trust in Government Drops Sharply
A recent survey by the Office for National Statistics shows a significant decline in public trust in the UK government. Experts weigh in on the causes and implications.
ASA bans mobile ads making false MS treatment claims
The UK's advertising watchdog cracks down on mobile ads promoting unproven MS treatments, marking a victory for patient advocacy groups.
Govt targets NHS 'golden goodbyes' for failing bosses
Ministers announce new rules to prevent NHS executives from receiving hefty payouts after poor performance, aiming to boost accountability and public trust.
Martin Lewis slams ITV over 'misleading' energy ad
Money-saving expert Martin Lewis calls out ITV over a 'misleading' energy switching ad, urging immediate action to prevent consumer harm during the cost of living crisis.
UK launches Orgreave miners' strike inquiry after 40 years
Four decades after violent clashes during the 1984 miners' strike, the government has announced a public inquiry into the events at Orgreave.
Government failing families on energy costs - PAC report
A damning report by the Public Accounts Committee reveals the government's inadequate response to rising energy costs, leaving vulnerable families struggling to cope.
Trump seeks to cut PBS and NPR funding
Former US President Donald Trump has reignited his long-standing feud with public broadcasters PBS and NPR, suggesting their funding should be axed as the US faces another potential government shutdown.
Police criticised for exaggerated road safety claims
Avon and Somerset Police faces backlash after admitting their road safety campaign used exaggerated data, sparking criticism from Transport Secretary Mark Harper.
Austerity's legacy: Teen pregnancy crisis in UK
A decade of austerity policies has left a devastating mark on Britain, with soaring teenage pregnancy rates revealing the human cost of budget cuts.
Secret Court Sessions: Gov's Hidden Discussions
Exclusive insights into the UK Government's secret court hearings reveal controversial discussions hidden from public scrutiny. Discover the details now.
GOP Bill Cuts Foreign Aid & Public Broadcasting
A new Republican-led bill proposes significant cuts to foreign aid and public broadcasting budgets, sparking debate over fiscal priorities and government spending.
Ministers slammed for 'get it done' attitude amid public fury
Government ministers face backlash over dismissive remarks on public concerns, sparking outrage among citizens and opposition leaders.
Reeves: NAO Report Shows Government Failing Public Services
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves calls for immediate government intervention following a damning National Audit Office report highlighting severe shortcomings in public service delivery.
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