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As nights draw in, homeowners are urged to take steps against holiday break-ins well in advance of the festive season.

This year’s Super El Niño is already causing wild weather events in some parts of the world, as wind patterns reverse over the Pacific, leaving some areas wetter than usual and others significantly drier.

With the clocks set to change at the end of this month, drivers’ worries around driving in darker conditions are rising. Go.Compare research shows that searches for ‘driving in the dark’ have spiked 650%1 compared to this time last year. But what should drivers be looking out for as the seasons change – and how could autumn weather impact their insurance?

Ofcom published its latest broadband and mobile complaints figures yesterday (26 October), with Go.Compare experts urging unhappy customers to do some research and compare mobile and broadband deals.

Weather warnings, half-term journeys and the clocks going back prompt a reminder to check your car before setting off this weekend

Five in ten young motorists (50%) admit to imitating habits displayed by their parents behind the wheel, with road rage, attitudes to road rules, speeding and mobile phone use among the habits they say are passed between generations, new research commissioned by Go.Compare reveals.  

New analysis from Go.Compare Travel Insurance has found that France attracted almost half (46%) of all winter-sports single-trip policy sales1, leading the rankings every month, making it comfortably the number one destination for British winter-sports enthusiasts.* 1 

Including discounts on current models, avoiding uncompetitive deals and making sure you don’t accidentally double insure your device

Getting locked in, malfunctions and safety remain the top passenger concerns as autonomous taxis begin operating in London today