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Brits warned it's 'waste of money' paying for seats together on most airlines

Most major airlines will automatically seat you with the people you booked with, even if you don’t pay up, according to a study of British Airways, easyJet, Wizz Air and Ryanair by Which?

Daily Mirror

Family favourite meals like spag bol soar in price by 27 per cent

Some own-label brands rose by as much as 59 per cent in the span of a year

Manchester Evening News

Cost of family favourite meals like spag bol and fishfingers rises 27%

Experts have looked at exactly how much prices have changed at Aldi, Asda, Lidl, Morrisons, Ocado, Sainsbury’s, Tesco and Waitrose

Nottingham Post

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Cost of family favourite meals like spag bol and fish fingers rises 27%

Experts have looked at exactly how much prices have changed at Aldi, Asda, Lidl, Morrisons, Ocado, Sainsbury’s, Tesco and Waitrose

Wales Online

Which? found that the cost of making favourites like spaghetti bolognese, pasta bake or a fish finger supper is considerably higher than it was this time last year

Chronicle Live

Cost of making family favourite meals soars by up to 27% - see list of biggest rises

New data from Which? analysed prices of almost 26,000 food and drink products at eight major supermarkets – Aldi, Asda, Lidl, Morrisons, Ocado, Sainsbury’s, Tesco and Waitrose

Daily Mirror

Cost of pasta bake, fish finger supper and spag bol up by 27%, Which? finds

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 Independent UK

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Top 10 best and worst seaside towns revealed - and 'UK's Las Vegas' tops list

Bamburgh in Northumberland was named the best seaside destination in the UK - and on the opposite end of the scale were Skegness in Lincolnshire and Clacton-on-Sea in Essex

Daily Mirror

52% of people with disabilities ‘negatively affected by bank branch closures’

Consumer group Which? carried out research among more than 2,700 bank customers with disabilities.

The Independent UK

Amazon is tackling its fake review problem with AI — but can it actually work?

Artificial intelligence has its limits, and the fake reviews game is big business

Evening Standard

Warning over Guinness WhatsApp scam doing the rounds ahead of Father's Day

The scam, highlighted by the consumer group Which?, involves a message which offers the chance to "win one of 750 Guinness mini fridges" full of beer - which in this case is too good to be true

Daily Mirror

Which? survey finds people feel like they're 'ripped off' by convenience stores

Which? says supermarkets should improve the availability of budget ranges in the smaller stores

Wales Online

Trust in food industry falls to nine-year low – Which?

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

The Independent UK

Pepsi and Coke pitched against own-label colas and some may not be surprised at the winner

Market leaders come out top of the pops in Which? taste test but fizzy drinks fans could save £100 a year by going own-label

Chronicle Live

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The Guardian - UK

Stranded at the airport after Goldcar refused our paper UK driving licences

Hire car firm refused to honour a prepaid booking and rival firms had no spare vehicles

Wales Online

Aldi's summer punch beats Pimm's in blind taste test

Which?’s 104 impartial blind tasters put shoppers’ favourite summer punches to the test

Chronicle Live

Tesco accused of 'misleading practice' over Clubcard price promotions

Consumer champion Which? reports grocery giant for not displaying unit prices to help shoppers decide best value

Daily Record

Tesco under fire for Clubcard prices that 'could be breaking the law'

Some of the supermarket's pricing included in the offer has come under fire from Which?

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Daily Mirror

Tesco accused of 'breaking the law' over 'misleading' Clubcard price labels

Which? has reported the supermarket chain to the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) claiming that Tesco does not provide detailed pricing information on its loyalty card offers

Evening Standard

Unclear Tesco Clubcard pricing could be ‘unlawful’, warns Which

The consumer group said it has reported the supermarket giant to the UK competition watchdog.

Manchester Evening News

Tesco could be 'breaking the law' by 'misleading' customers over pricing, Which? says

Which? has said the chain could be 'misleading' customers

Wales Online

Tesco Clubcard prices could be unlawful, as watchdog asked to investigate

Which? says Tesco could be in breach of the Consumer Protection From Unfair Trading Regulations 2008

The Guardian - UK

Which? reports Tesco to CMA over pricing of Clubcard offers

Consumer group contends that supermarket’s failure to provide unit prices could amount to ‘misleading practice’

The Week

Annuity vs. drawdown: what’s the best way to access retirement savings?

Rising interest rates have made annuities a more attractive option for retirees accessing their pension, but it is important to choose the right route for you.

The Guardian - UK

UK’s biggest banks urged to increase ‘measly’ savings rates

MPs question why some savers are receiving only 0.25% despite 12 consecutive Bank of England interest rate rises

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