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Gaming giant Sony has been fined £250,000 by the data watchdog for a breach that compromised the personal information of millions of PlayStation users.

Former Sony credit card customers are being urged to use leftover loyalty points before they expire at the end of the month.

PlayStation Network (PSN) members are being offered free games after users were locked out of the service following a hack, which also put their data at risk.

An extra 24.6 million computer game users may have had personal details stolen by hackers after Sony revealed it had suffered a second major internet breach.

Millions of PlayStation users have been warned their personal information, including credit card details, may have been stolen.

A major credit card shake-up starts tomorrow with MBNA set to end a long-standing stealth charge that penalises those who spend on their card after making a cheap balance transfer.

Sony is offering up to £150 off its TVs and other electricals when you trade-in an older model.