New UK Pub Rule: Automatic Service Charges Now Permitted
A major change in UK pub rules allows establishments to automatically add service charges to customer bills. Discover your rights and what this means for tipping culture.
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Shopper escorted from Sports Direct in changing room row
A shopper was left humiliated after being escorted from a Sports Direct store in a dispute over changing room policy. The incident, caught on camera, raises questions about consumer rights and retail staff training.
Maryland targets Big Tech with new regulations
Maryland Governor Larry Hogan introduces a groundbreaking bill to regulate tech giants Meta and Google, aiming to curb their dominance and protect consumer rights.
Ofwat Faces Backlash Over Water Regulation
Critics question Ofwat's latest rulings as water companies face backlash over rising bills and service failures. Is the regulator doing enough to protect consumers?
Shoppers reject self-checkout machines
A growing number of shoppers are rejecting self-service tills, sparking debate over automation vs. human interaction in retail. Discover why customers are pushing back.
Pro-trans activists clash with police at women's rights protest
Tensions flared in central London as pro-trans activists and police clashed during a women's rights demonstration, sparking debates over free speech and gender identity.
Air Canada forced to honour £380 ticket after court ruling
Air Canada must honour a ridiculously low ticket price due to a website error, following a court ruling in favour of a persistent passenger.
Bailiff firm repays millions after overcharging
Britain's biggest bailiff company has been forced into a major refund programme after regulators found it systematically overcharged vulnerable customers, sparking outrage.
AT&T $6M settlement over hidden fees – claim now
AT&T has reached a $6 million settlement for allegedly charging customers hidden administrative fees. Find out if you're eligible for compensation and how to file a claim.
CMA reviews NI grocery market over pricing fears
The Competition and Markets Authority launches an in-depth review of Northern Ireland's grocery sector amid fears of unfair pricing and competition issues.
Watchdog slams police tactics at Gaza protests
The UK's human rights watchdog has raised serious concerns over excessive police force during recent pro-Palestine demonstrations, calling for urgent reforms.
Taliban's Harsh Rule: Afghan Women Four Years On
Four years after the Taliban regained control of Afghanistan, women face severe restrictions, including imprisonment for minor offences, as the regime enforces strict Islamic laws.
Walmart pays millions in overcharging settlement
Retail giant Walmart has agreed to pay millions in settlements after allegations of overcharging customers. Find out how this scandal unfolded and what it means for shoppers.
Gambia Debates Lifting FGM Ban
Gambia's parliament debates repealing the ban on female genital mutilation (FGM), sparking global outrage and fears of regression in women's rights.
Air Canada criticised for wheelchair assistance charge
Air Canada is under scrutiny after a passenger with mobility issues was charged for wheelchair assistance, sparking outrage and calls for better disability policies in air travel.
UK human rights decline amid anti-Semitism surge
A damning report highlights worsening human rights in Britain, citing rising anti-Semitic violence under Labour and growing curbs on free speech. The findings echo concerns from Donald Trump's administration.
Trump admin accuses UK of human rights failures
The Trump administration has accused the UK of failing to uphold human rights standards, sparking a diplomatic row between the two allies.
Walmart's mysterious sign confuses shoppers nationwide
Confused Walmart customers are questioning a cryptic sign posted by management, sparking debate over whether it signals deeper issues in retail.
MS Outlet shoppers angry over unhonoured discounts
Angry customers at the MS Outlet store in Manchester were left disappointed after advertised discounts were not applied at checkout, sparking outrage and calls for better transparency.
Sturgeon opens up on gender identity in new book
Former First Minister Nicola Sturgeon reflects on gender identity, self-ID, and her political journey in a revealing new memoir, sparking fresh debates on LGBTQ+ rights and Scottish independence.
Moroccan woman arrested for 'Allah is lesbian' T-shirt
A woman in Morocco has been arrested and threatened with stoning after wearing a T-shirt with the slogan 'Allah is a lesbian' in public, sparking outrage and debate over religious expression and LGBTQ+ rights.
Davies: Reform UK & Trump harming UK gay rights
Renowned screenwriter Russell T Davies warns of a troubling decline in UK gay rights, pointing fingers at Reform UK and Donald Trump's influence.
Russell T Davies condemns UK's LGBTQ+ rights decline
Renowned 'Doctor Who' showrunner Russell T Davies criticises the UK's regression on LGBTQ+ rights, calling for urgent action to protect freedoms.
UK travellers win right to fair holiday refunds
British travellers can now breathe a sigh of relief as new regulations guarantee fair refunds for cancelled holidays, marking a significant victory for consumer rights.
Car dealership collapse leaves drivers with faulty motors
A major UK car dealership has gone bust, leaving thousands of drivers with potentially faulty motors. Find out if you're impacted and what steps to take next.
40% could lose bank access under new rules
New banking regulations could leave millions without access to their money. Find out how these changes may affect you and what you can do to protect your finances.
McDonald's faces fury over staff meal discounts
McDonald's UK is under fire after customers discovered a controversial staff meal policy, sparking outrage and calls for a boycott. Here's why diners are furious.
Hertz damage scanner sparks customer outrage
Hertz faces backlash over its AI-powered damage scanners, with customers accusing the rental giant of unfair charges. Is the technology flawed or are drivers being taken for a ride?
Car rental firms accused of 'phantom damage' charges
Car rental giants Hertz and Sixt are under fire for allegedly charging customers for 'phantom' damages detected by automated scanners, sparking outrage among travellers.
Tennessee enforces abortion data ban amid rights debate
Tennessee has passed a law banning the collection of abortion data, sparking debates over privacy and women's healthcare rights. Critics argue it obstructs transparency.
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