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Patients are struggling to find affordable travel insurance, long after any key treatment is finished.

Privacy campaigners say 5.1 million Britons have had their voices stored without permission.

The UK's largest estate agent group, Countrywide, expects lower profits amid a "subdued" market.

New measures also aim to limit junk food ads and end the sale of energy drinks to children.

The cost of buying a home in Sandbanks and Salcombe has fallen over the last year, research suggests.

BBC News readers offer their, sometimes unexpected, suggestions for keeping premiums down.

Almost every ITV-screened World Cup commercial break broadcast on ITV contains gambling advertisements, BBC research shows.

Consumer watchdog Which? finds carbon monoxide alarms on sale online fail British safety tests.

Experts from IBM, brought in to help during the bank's IT meltdown, query if TSB understood the risks.

Passengers are angry after tickets to Tel Aviv and Dubai were cancelled for being the incorrect price.

A London local authority requested security codes among other details be sent via a Word document.

Less than a quarter of those living in rural areas use a smartphone for banking, regulator finds.

The head of Britain's biggest gym chain says the 20% tax on memberships is bad for people's health.

Customers using both electricity and gas will pay an average of £55 more a year from August.

The water industry regulator says firms did not properly support customers during the "the Beast from the East".

The buyer of Virgin Money is likely to find winning customers from the "big four" banks a challenge.

Gas and electricity suppliers are forcing too many people to pay in advance, the regulator says.

The combined group will be the UK's sixth-largest bank, with about six million customers.

More than three million people hardly used cash at all last year, according to the banking trade body.

The 42-year-old victim was tricked out of £13,000 in a sophisticated scam increasingly used by fraudsters.