Administration

Department store chain Debenhams has fallen into administration for the second time in a year – though the company will continue to trade online and says it aims to "reopen and trade as many stores as possible" once restrictions put in place due to the coronavirus pandemic are lifted.

UK airline Flybe has collapsed into administration and all its flights have been cancelled with immediate effect – but some people have already reported successfully getting refunds. If you have a booking with Flybe, we've full help below on what you can do.

Those who were mis-sold payday loans by Wonga before it collapsed will receive just 4.3% of the compensation they're owed, according to the firm's administrators.

The parent company of travel firms Late Rooms and Super Break has gone into administration – if you've booked a trip or you're on holiday at the moment, here's what you need to know.

Tens of thousands of energy customers lost vital protection from aggressive debt collection following the collapse of 11 firms, which also left a potential bill of £172 million across the industry, according to Citizens Advice.

Women's fashion chain Select has gone into administration - here's what you need to know on gift cards and return rights. 

Debenhams PLC has fallen into administration – here's what you need to know on store closures, gift cards and return rights.

Former Extra Energy customers are still waiting for their bill credit to be refunded almost five months after the firm stopped trading – and there's no set date for when they'll receive their refunds.

Administrators for payday loan providers Juo Loans and Wage Day Advance, which collapsed in February, have admitted that customers who are owed compensation will only receive a "partial payment" for their claims.

Online estate agent Emoov has gone into administration, leaving thousands of customers in limbo – if you're worried you'll lose out, here's what you need to know.