Category : Consumers


easyJet's £5.99 baggage fee claim banned by ASA

The Advertising Standards Authority has banned easyJet from advertising carry-on baggage fees 'from £5.99' after finding insufficient evidence this price was widely available across routes and dates.

New Vet Rules to Save Pet Owners Money

New government proposals will require vet practices to display price lists and clarify ownership structures, aiming to tackle rising costs and improve transparency for millions of pet owners across the UK.

Lidl Recalls Burgers Over Celery Allergy Risk

Lidl has urgently recalled its Red Hen Gastro Southern Fried Chicken Thigh Burgers due to undeclared celery, posing a serious allergy risk. Customers are advised to return products for full refunds.

Hobbycraft Recalls Craft Kits Over Asbestos in Sand

Hobbycraft has urgently recalled its Giant Box of Craft children's kits after asbestos fibres were found in coloured sand. The retailer advises keeping products away from children immediately.

Vets Must Publish Prices in Major Industry Overhaul

New government proposals will require veterinary practices to publish price lists for common treatments and disclose ownership structures, aiming to increase transparency and fairness for pet owners.

EasyJet Ad Banned Over Misleading Cabin Bag Price Claim

The Advertising Standards Authority has banned an easyJet advert for misleading customers about cabin bag prices, ruling the airline failed to prove availability at the advertised £5.99 rate across most flights.

Philips 4000 Air Fryer Review: Is It Worth £270?

A comprehensive review of the Philips 4000 Series air fryer, examining its vertical design, cooking performance, and value for money at £269.99. We test its features for families and small households.

Tesco and Lidl Recall Two Food Items Over Safety Concerns

Major supermarkets Tesco and Lidl have issued urgent recall notices for two food products due to safety hazards. Lidl's Snaktastic Multigrain Bites may contain foil pieces, while Tesco's Special Fried Rice has undeclared wheat allergens.

Fighting Deceptive Online Ads in Australia

Australian consumer law applies to online advertising, but misleading claims persist. Experts explain the challenges in policing the vast, regenerative internet.

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