No repeat of Farepak, MPs insist
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The collapse of Christmas saving scheme Farepak highlights a "serious lack" of consumer protection, say MPs.
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Passenger Focus move comes after industry regulator's refusal to investigate double-digit rises.
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The All India Motor Transport Congress today said it has no intention to call off the nation-wide truckers&#39; stir until the Centre makes its stand clear on the proposed 10 per cent service tax.
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A continual undercurrent of discontent suggests that some legislators are not satisfied with Tony BlairÂs refusal to be pinned down on a firm departure date.
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Claims of a "black hole" in Olympic funding are rejected as MPs prepare to debate the plan to use lottery money.
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MPs have called for a voluntary industry code of conduct for ticket touts. How should ticket touts be regulated?
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LONDON - Once elected to the House of Commons, one does not resign. But lawmakers can escape to a non-existent job...
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An attempt has failed to wind up the HBOS banking group over overdraft charges owed to some of its customers.
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Measures to nationalise bank come under fire from MPs but second reading of bill is passed
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MPs suggest compulsory cards may be shelved as Brown stresses it will be for parliament to decide
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Details of MPs travel expenses are published following a two-year battle with Commons authorities.
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Transport Minister Stephen Ladyman insists the government will win over critics of road-toll proposals.
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No intelligence pointing to fraud - no intelligence at all The chancellor Alistair Darling today batted away MPs questions on how his department handled the loss of 25 million child benefit records by repeatedly deferring to a report not due for several months.â¦
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Smoke and mirrors Members of Parliament's Public Accounts Committee have shown a reluctance to accept a report on the progress of Whitehall's efficiency campaign.â¦
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Neither my constituents nor myself were bribed. A lot of the proposals in the White Paper are just that, proposals on which no votes involving constituency voters will be called.
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Prime Minister Tony Blair has refused to heed opposition calls to resign over the cash-for-honours criminal probe, saying it was not &quot;distracting&quot; him from his work.
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Some savers who lost out following the collapse of Farepak are turning to doorstep lenders, the BBC learns.