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Ed Miliband has backed MoneySavingExpert.com's campaign to stop adverts for payday loans being shown during children's programmes, warning Labour would change the law to ban them if necessary.

Telephone regulators could be able to investigate more nuisance calls under changes being considered by the Government – which is threatening to license call centres if they don't clean up their act.

If you want to watch football matches for free live on the internet, be warned there are big question marks about the legality of doing this after internet providers were told to block access to a site offering live Premier League games.

Over 400,000 households have told the BBC they do not need a TV licence because they only watch catch-up TV, they only use it for games or they just don't watch programmes at all on any device.

Sky TV customers should brace themselves for price hikes, after its website announced prices "may rise by up to 10%" on 1 September.

Over half a million O2 and BE broadband (part of O2) and home phone customers officially became Sky customers on 1 May, so MoneySavingExpert.com breaks down what this really means for you.

Households are spending millions of pounds on television channels they never watch, according to a new survey.

Telecoms provider TalkTalk has announced a host of price rises for millions of its customers.

Sky TV and phone customers will be hit by price rises from the autumn.