89 m. ago What is 'Lossless' listening as Spotify Premium introduces new feature?

The new Spotify listening method ensures higher-quality audio for users

Politics

18 h. ago Spotify is introducing better sound quality for its paying customers

Spotify is offering up to lossless audio for subscribers, as well as data monitoring tools

Economics

38 h. ago Amazon shoppers race to buy £130 wireless headphones after spotting them for £20

"These wireless earbuds are known for their crystal-clear sound quality, long-lasting battery life, and excellent build quality. They are comfortable to wear, compact, and feature good noise cancellation, making them perfect for everyday use."

Economics

5 d. ago Barclays banking app goes down: Furious customers say they cannot withdraw money or make payments due to IT meltdown

The Barclays banking app is down leaving customers unable to withdraw money or make payments.

Economics

7 d. ago Greggs customer pays £2.49 for Too Good To Go bag and hits the jackpot

Too Good To Go bags are packed with mystery items – so a man was curious to see how he would get on after spending less than £3 at bakery chain Greggs

Economics

8 d. ago Wetherspoon announces major payment change in blow to customers

One customer expressed his anger after trying to pay with cash for a pint in a pub he has been frequenting for years

Economics

1 week ago Now Dracula goes woke: Theatre puts trigger warning on vampire thriller... because it features blood

Bosses at the Lyric Theatre in Hammersmith, west London, fear audiences may be disturbed - apparently not realising being disturbed is precisely what the customers are paying for.

Events

2 w. ago Barclays alert as customers 'need to act today' to qualify for £175 payment

Customers need to do several things today to get the cash from Barclays

Economics

2 w. ago Bluefin tuna are miraculously returning to UK shores – only to be tormented for ‘sport’ | George Monbiot

A tournament in Cornwall will pit anglers against these magnificent creatures, as part of a rising trend for so-called ‘sportfishing’It’s the UK equivalent of bullfighting. Next week, in Falmouth in Cornwall, anglers will compete to fish for bluefin tuna in a three-day tournament. Sponsored by companies including Suzuki and Shimano, it’s a festival of cruelty and destruction, waging war on a magnificent giant which, in a rare instance of ecological hope, has begun returning to our shores.Where’s the sport in this “sportfishing”? While some forms of angling require knowledge and skill, in this case the paying customer (the angler) sits in a boat while the professional skipper motors up and down, trailing a set of lures. When a tuna is hooked, the angler, strapped into a harness, either stands or sits in what is called the “fighting chair” and “plays” the fish to exhaustion: a one-sided fight of 30 minutes or more. It’s a risk-free means of pitting yourself against nature, a truly pat...

Politics

2 w. ago Tech shoppers race to buy 'very good quality' sound bar for £6 in online only deal

The sound bar has a trick up its sleeve that makes it more versatile than most sound bars.

Economics

2 w. ago Lloyds first bank to introduce new £300 rule today across UK

Customers will be able to pay in money at more than 30,000 locations

Economics

2 w. ago Lloyds becomes first UK bank to introduce 'convenient' new £300 rule from today

The new feature will allow customers to pay cash into their accounts while out and about

Economics

2 w. ago Linlithgow MSP's delight that peak rail fares are gone for good

From Monday, September 1, ScotRail customers will pay the same fare no matter what time or day of the week they travel.

Politics

2 w. ago Lloyds Bank to introduce groundbreaking £300 rule for customers from tomorrow

Lloyds Bank is set to become the first UK bank to allow customers to pay cash into their accounts while out and about, with the new feature launching on August 26

Economics

3 w. ago All those beautiful people in restaurants and your gym class aren’t paying customers

Models and influencers don’t pay for their matchas and exercise classes like plebs — they use apps to find which businesses will give them free stuff, explains Brittany Miller

Economics

3 w. ago Iceland offering £1 reward scheme for customers who report a shoplifter

Grocery chain employees will verify the incident and the reward will be adding to the shopper’s loyalty cardThe grocery chain Iceland is offering customers who shop a thief a £1 reward on their loyalty card.The frozen food specialist said that anyone who spots a suspected shoplifter in its stores should inform the nearest Iceland employee who will verify the incident before adding the reward to the individual’s loyalty card for immediate use. Continue reading...

Economics

3 w. ago Supermarket giant says it will pay customers to report shoplifters

The business revealed that they take an estimated £20 million annual hit from the cost of shoplifting

Economics

3 w. ago Iceland boss will pay customers to sniff out shoplifters after thieves cost supermarket £20million in the past year

Iceland's CEO Richard Walker hoped that the incentive would encourage shoppers to act if they spotted a shoplifter and hit back at claims it was a 'victimless crime '.

Economics

4 w. ago Frozen food giant Iceland set to pay reward to customers who dob in ‘scumbag’ shoplifters

EXCLUSIVE: Store bosses will put a £1 reward on the bonus card of every shopper who tips off staff about a shelf-raider in radical new bid to combat nation's theft epidemic

Economics

4 w. ago Scottish Water boss handed £50k pay boost as bills soar for customers

The corporation's annual report showed that chief executive Alex Plant had his salary increased to £295,000 between 2024 and 2025.

Economics