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From hotels to housing, insurance to TV subscriptions, people who live and travel alone face a hefty penalty

Customer disputes over sewage spills, billing mistakes and water meters soar in past year

In the 2008-2009 Gaza War too, there were allegations that the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) struck the Gaza Strip with sub-munitions containing white phosphorus. The Israeli government, which initially denied this, later acknowledged that it did use white phosphorus in 2009, but only in uninhabitable areas, for the purpose of…

Two utilities deemed ‘standout poor performers’ with so many complaints it skews industry’s overall performance

The Consumer Council for Water said the more than 20 million people served by the two firms were being ‘let down’.

Consumer body says vulnerable households face ‘postcode lottery’, with each firm setting its own tariff

"This appeal raises a question not yet addressed by any California court: whether a public official may be bribed with a promise to donate to the official's office."

The W3L Wrestling Showdown extravaganza at Larkhall leisure centre will see stars from Britain's World Wide Wrestling League (W3L) and Denmark’s Copenhagen Championship Wrestling (CCW) lock up.

LOS ANGELES — Six months after his predecessor announced a criminal investigation into an alleged fraud scheme involving some of the deputies responsible for issuing concealed carry licenses, Los Angeles County Sheriff Robert Luna confirmed this week that he has turned the matter over to state prosecutors.

Water UK said customers would pay around £1.23 per day on average following the 7.5 per cent increase

Thames and Southern worst in England and Wales, as complaints to Thames on bills, sewerage and supply double in five years