Shopping

The results of our latest 'Love or Loathe' poll are in, showing MoneySavers' favourite brands – as well as those they wouldn't touch with a bargepole. MoneySavers have remained firm fans of Aldi, Amazon and John Lewis, which all also  swept the board in our last poll in 2016. And factoring in both 'love' and 'loathe' votes, Wilko was the most popular brand, with 94% of those voting for it positive about the store. At other end of the spectrum, Apple and Currys/PC World continue to be loathed by many readers. House of Fraser, which has been embroiled in controversy since it went into administration in August, has seen a spike in criticism, while Sports Direct – which bought House of Fraser – is apparently MoneySavers' most-loathed brand. 

Clothing chain Coast has collapsed into administration - here's what you need to know.

Some House of Fraser customers who had gift cards when the department store went into administration have today begun receiving letters telling them they will be issued with replacement e-vouchers, MoneySavingExpert.com can reveal. 

Waitrose is trialling a service where delivery drivers will be able to put customers' shopping in their kitchens while they are out. 

Asda's price match guarantee is closing today – so if you've recently shopped at the supermarket, check NOW if you're owed a money-off voucher. 

Tesco has begun trialling in-store recycling machines which will pay customers 10p for every plastic bottle returned.

Morrisons is to cut the number of loyalty points customers collect when buying gift cards by 80% – you won't get any more points than you would for a normal purchase.

Online shopping giant Asos is ending its A-List loyalty programme next month – and it's sending all members a £10 Asos voucher as compensation.

Deliveroo customers claim they've been charged multiple times for orders which never arrived after the delivery service's website and app crashed last night. 

House of Fraser customers have been told they now won't be refunded for unfulfilled orders they placed before the store went into administration - despite the firm previously saying they would be.