Family & Health

If you used the TV Licensing website between 29 August and 5 September you may need to check your bank statements for signs of suspicious activity, after the organisation admitted some transactions on the site were not as secure as they should have been.

The Government has abandoned plans to scrap 'class 2' national insurance contributions – meaning around three million self-employed workers will lose out on a tax cut of over £150 per year.

Landlords will have to provide evidence of the cost of repairs and replacement items to their tenants before they can impose charges, under new plans revealed by the Government.

The growth of household bills has risen faster than inflation over the past 12 months, the MSE Bills Tracker has shown.

Almost six and a half million private parking tickets could be handed to drivers in just 12 months, new figures suggest.

Royal Mail is trialling postboxes which are big enough for you to post parcels.

Some 169 million old £1 coins have yet to be returned to the Royal Mint nearly nine months after they went out of circulation – here's how to make them spendable again.

United Utilities has called off its planned hosepipe ban, which was due to affect millions of customers in the north west of England this weekend.

Students who missed out on teaching time during university strikes earlier this year are trying to get compensation, with more than 5,000 signing up to a proposed group legal action and hundreds more filing individual claims.

People with hidden disabilities, including autism and mental health conditions, will soon be able to get a Blue Badge parking permit.