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Bartering on broadband: new research reveals which providers are the easiest to haggle with
And the winner is also the top offender in Ofcom’s newly published complaints data
Bristol is the city most at risk to flooding, subsidence and earthquakes, new study finds
- Bristol receives highest overall risk score for floods, subsidence and earthquakes out of England and Wales’ major cities
- Oxford, Leicester and Nottingham also rank within those most at risk
- Plymouth and Newcastle are among the cities safest from natural disasters
The little-known home health risk that only one in eight have checked for – are you vulnerable?
- 88% of UK adults have never checked the radon levels in their homes
- Around half (51%) have never thought of radon – despite it being a top cause of lung cancer
- Less than a fifth (15%) are aware of the risks posed by radon exposure
Uninsured drivers: 2.9 million admit they’ve been fined for driving without cover
One in 20 adults have received a fine for driving without insurance, and 3.2 million admitted that they have lost their policy details once before.
Mail mishaps: new data reveals the shocking frequency packages are left in bushes, bins and elsewhere
An estimated 41 million Brits have dealt with delivery problems, according to new research
Pet owners could be paying THOUSANDS more to take pets abroad under new rules
An animal health certificate (AHC) is now required for every EU trip, and could cost more than £3,500 over a pet’s lifetime
New data reveals surprising cars that are the UK’s cheapest to insure
Including classic models and sports cars, with cover for the cheapest car costing just £83 on average
