May 2019

Jamie Oliver's restaurant chain – which includes Jamie's Italian, Barbecoa and Fifteen – have collapsed into administration, and the administrators KPMG have closed 22 of his 25 eateries.

Travel firms have been facing turbulent times due to factors such as Brexit uncertainty – but if you're booking a trip, here are some simple steps to boost your protection.

If you've a Huawei smartphone you may struggle to download some future versions of the Android operating system, and there are questions over how quickly you'll get some security updates, after Google announced it is to restrict the Chinese tech giant's access to the software. 

Hundreds of EE and BT Mobile customers have been reporting problems making and receiving calls this morning.

A record 668,000 customers switched their electricity supplier last month, new figures reveal.

Nationwide now lets you freeze your card if you temporarily lose it, with the Co-op Bank set to follow next year. A dozen major banks had already introduced the feature – check here if your bank offers it.

Almost seven million sets of motorists' details have been handed over to private parking firms in the last year – a rise of more than one million compared to the year before.

Small energy supplier Eversmart Energy has apologised after 1,000 customers were sent an email offering an incentive for leaving a five-star review.

Virgin Mobile customers who were affected by Tuesday's outage will be offered free data or a day's refund of airtime charges, the firm has announced.

The number of complaints against payday loan firms soared by 130% in the past year, new figures from the financial watchdog show. But the majority of claimants are using claims management firms, meaning they won't get the full compensation payout if successful. If you've been mis-sold, here's how to claim for free.