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BT Sport customers will be able to get a 50% bill credit on their subscriptions this month, with Premier League football now set to return on Wednesday 17 June.

Sky Sports customers who have 'paused' their subscription during the coronavirus pandemic are set to be billed from Friday 19 June, if moves to kick off live sport again go ahead as planned.

Currys PC World has apologised after facing a deluge of complaints from customers struggling to get in touch with it about missing orders, returns and repairs.  

Clubcard vouchers which are set to expire this month will now be valid until November due to the coronavirus situation – while customers who have converted vouchers into rewards already have been given more time to use their codes. 

The competition watchdog has launched an investigation into complaints that some firms are failing to  refund customers for cancellations due to coronavirus, and it's threatened to take legal action to enforce consumers' rights if needed. The watchdog says as a general rule firms MUST offer cash refunds for cancellations, and you can report firms that don't – watch Martin's interview with one of its bosses below.

High-street fashion chain Oasis and its sister firm Warehouse have become the latest big-name retailers to collapse into administration as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, though both will continue to trade online "in the short term".

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.

Struggling 'rent-to-own' retailer chain BrightHouse has collapsed into administration after shops had to be shut due to coronavirus restrictions.

Italian-inspired restaurant and deli chain Carluccio's has entered administration, due to problems "exacerbated by Covid-19".

Three major high street retailers have voluntarily closed their online stores in the wake of the UK lockdown to protect staff working in warehouses and distribution centres.