37 h. ago Easyjet rakes in almost £1BN charging customers for extras in just six months

Easyjet said it was working to 'optimise ticket and ancillary revenue.' The group reported a loss for the six months to the end of March.

Economics

40 h. ago Easyjet rakes in £978m from charging customers for extras like baggage and food in six months

Easyjet said it was working to 'optimise ticket and ancillary revenue.' The group reported a loss for the six months to the end of March.

Economics

58 h. ago Lawyer and accountant charged with money laundering offences

Lawyer Akhmed Yakoob, 37, and accountant Nabeel Afzal, 38, are expected to appear at Westminster Magistrates’ Court next month.

Economics

63 h. ago HSBC customers told to 'review' bank accounts ahead of huge change next month

The Bank of England's base rate influences what banks and lenders charge you to borrow money, but it also dictates how much banks will pay you in interest on your savings

Economics

7 d. ago Aldi shoppers fume after discovering what 'e' symbol on food products really means

Shoppers have been left speechless after finding what the letter 'e' means next to their store-bought products, feeling that they've been charged more money for what's inside.

Politics

8 d. ago Ryanair told to pay a measly £124 after courts say 'hand luggage should be free'

One customer worked with an organisation to claim back money for hand luggage charges from Ryanair – one of many recent claims against the budget airline's luggage prices

Economics

1 week ago Car parks could be covered in solar panels to deliver EV charging as part of latest Net Zero push

Solar canopies or 'solar carports' could become the new norm in car parks across the UK as the government looks to increase cheap EV charging.

Politics

1 week ago Best travel credit and debit cards to use for holidays abroad to avoid hidden fees

Using the wrong bank or travel card can lead to extra fees and charges when spending money abroad

Transport

2 w. ago Men charged in 'plot to smuggle laundered cash out of UK in washing powder boxes'

The National Crime Agency says millions of pounds was being smuggled out of the UK

Politics

2 w. ago Not Zero! Parliament scraps its own EV chargers due to 'health and safety'

Westminster MPs have reportedly been informed they can't use EV chargers on the parliamentary estate on 'health and safety' grounds - leaving MPs queuing for four chargers.

Politics

2 w. ago Widow, 72, charged £330 by British Gas HomeCare to tighten up a leaky tap

A dripping tap need cost no more than a couple of pence to fix. But 72-year-old widow Linda Gresham was charged more than £200 by British Gas.

Society

2 w. ago Widow, 72, charged £330 by British Gas HomeCare to tighten leaky tap

A dripping tap need cost no more than a couple of pence to fix. But 72-year-old widow Linda Gresham was charged more than £200 by British Gas.

Society

2 w. ago Bank of England set to make next interest rates decision on Thursday

The base rate is what the Bank of England uses to charge other banks and lenders money - this then influences how much you're charged as a customer to borrow money

Politics

2 w. ago Charging an electric car at home is still CHEAPER than filling up with petrol

The AA's latest EV Recharge Report for March shows that people who charge at home pay just 5.6p/mile for standard rate domestic charging compared to 11.8p/mile for petrol.

Science

3 w. ago Lifetime Isas, how they work and how to make the most of free top

You’ll get a guaranteed 25% on top of your own cash - but make sure you’re using it for the right reasons or the charges can be costly

Politics

4 w. ago Attorneys for former Tennessee House Speaker and top aide say the pair did nothing illegal

The trial of former Tennessee House speaker and his onetime chief of staff on bribery, kickback and money laundering charges is underway, with defense attorneys arguing that the pair did nothing illegal

Society

4 w. ago What is Ed Miliband’s ‘postcode pricing’ plan for energy bills and how would it work?

The government is understood to be considering an overhaul of the UK’s energy market, charging those close to cheap power, such as wind turbines, less money

Economics