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With the lack of any real progress on automated vehicles, senior reporter Pamela Kokoszka asks will we see driverless cars on UK roads this decade, or is it

The Financial Conduct Authority is going to come knocking on pet insurer’s doors in the next 12 months, Catherine Carey, head of consumer strategy at Consumer

The company is aiming to help homeowners detect early leaks, one of the most non-weather related causes of home damage.

With 25 per cent of Gen Z admitting to buying a new single-use vape every day, the UK government have launched a public consultation that paves the way for the first smoke-free generation.

Amid a pervasive cost-of-living crisis, finding ways to alleviate the economic burdens on customers has become paramount.

Despite soaring rents and mortgages, some people refuse to tighten their belts

"We were charging the front door camera so every time he walked past it, we got a notification to check who was at the door," Kobes owners told Newsweek.

Shopping around tends to be the best way to cut your costs. There are also a number of nifty tricks that can drive the price down further still.

Shopping around tends to be the best way to cut your costs. There are also a number of nifty tricks that can drive the price down further still.

This dividend champion is benefitting from multiple tailwinds that could boost its bottom line and shareholders returns in the years ahead.