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13/11/2025

The best early Black Friday deals we've seen at Amazon, Currys and John Lewis.
We only include deals on products that performed well in our lab tests 👇

13/11/2025

Your phone is packed full of features you might have no idea existed 📱

From instantly typing your email address to sharing wi-fi passwords without dealing with fiddly codes, these are the smartphone hacks you'll wish you knew sooner 👇

13/11/2025

Which? has joined forces with some of the biggest names in music, along with venues, managers and fan groups, to demand urgent action from Keir Starmer.

We’re calling for a law to stop tickets being resold above face value – a promise the government made at the last election and still hasn’t kept.

Our latest investigation reveals how global touting operations are exploiting the UK’s ticketing system. Fans are being charged eye-watering prices on resale sites, often without knowing who they’re buying from or if the tickets are even valid.

Moments like this don’t come often. Let’s show the Prime Minister that fans want him to stop ticket touts now.

12/11/2025

Our experts have waded through the early Amazon Black Friday deals and these are all the best ones they have found so far.

We only share deals on products that performed well in our lab tests and track prices all year round to ensure you're getting a genuinely good deal.

To get the best deals in the 2025 Amazon Black Friday sale, you'll need to plan ahead – here's our experts' pick of the best early deals in the sale

12/11/2025

Unhappy with your TV's picture quality? Here are 5 quick ways to improve it in minutes.

12/11/2025

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has issued a warning to pensioners to be on alert for scam text messages about the Winter Fuel Payment, following a sharp rise in reports.

12/11/2025

Passengers will no longer be able to use printed passes. Instead, you’ll need to check-in online, and get a boarding pass via the Ryanair app.

12/11/2025

Home insurance is meant to offer peace of mind but new FCA data shows the reality is very different.

For buildings-only policies, only 63.2% of claims were accepted, leaving far too many people stuck in stressful and costly situations.

These stubbornly low acceptance rates are yet more proof that the home insurance market is failing consumers.

We expect the FCA (Financial Conduct Authority) to take control of the market and take strong action against firms that continue to fall short of the standards customers deserve.

Have you struggled with a home insurance claim?

11/11/2025

How scammers successfully targeted guests of the world’s favourite place to book a hotel

11/11/2025

From budget smartphones to working-from-home game-changers – our experts have picked the top 16 bits of tech that will make great gifts

11/11/2025

We only include deals on products that performed well in our lab tests, and we track prices all year round to ensure you're getting a genuinely good deal.

11/11/2025

We've got unique gift ideas for toddlers through to teens – featuring board games, a toy record player, hi-tech marble runs, headphones and plenty of Lego.

We've got unique gift ideas for toddlers through to teens – featuring board games, a toy record player, hi-tech marble runs, headphones and plenty of Lego