More than half of respondents representing about 50 local authorities in the UK identified Facebook as the most complained-about online marketplace.

Grocery inflation dropped to 16.5% for the four weeks to June 11, down from last month’s 17.2% and March’s record 17.5%, according to analysts Kantar.

A study by the advisory service found that more than 15 million homes across Great Britain are energy-inefficient.

The use of restricted phthalates is tightly restricted across Europe and toy products must contain no more than 0.1%.

A survey suggests 46% of Britons have either personally bought an air fryer or had someone in their household buy one for them in the last five years.

One lotion from Avon has been labelled a ‘Don’t Buy’, according to consumer group Which?

The cost of a regular fish finger supper with chips and beans has risen from £3.06 to £3.79 over the last year, Which? found.

The Public Accounts Committee said about 1.7 million people were left waiting months for help with soaring energy costs.

The supermarket said it was able to drop the prices after the cost of pulp used to make the paper had fallen for the first time in two years.

Just 57% of all meters in Great Britain are now smart, according to latest figures.

An estimated 5.5 million UK adults are behind on their energy bills, according to a survey for the Money Advice Trust.

The ad about Anglian’s building of wetlands failed to mention the firm’s history of releasing sewage into rivers.

The new tariff from So Energy costs £2,047 – £27 less than July’s price cap – for households with average consumption.

The lock comes as supermarkets begin to lower prices across a range of items including milk, butter and pasta as commodity prices begin to fall.

The Which? consumer insight tracker found 88% of consumers are worried about food prices – the highest level since the survey began in 2012.

Total like-for-like retail sales, combining in-store and online, fell by 1.5% overall compared with last May, according to BDO.

Almost half of consumers have a negative emotional response when reading their energy bills, a poll for the watchdog found.

Total UK retail sales increased by 3.9% last month, below the three-month average growth of 4.7%, according to the BRC-KPMG Retail Sales Monitor.

The discount supermarket follows Sainsbury’s and Co-op with its plans to sell beef mince in vacuum-packed plastic.