Watchdog warning over Games costs
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"Uncertainties" over the 2012 Olympics could drive the cost of the Games higher, the government is warned.
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Confectionery and soft drinks giant Cadbury Schweppes has said it would incur costs totalling about 30 million pounds after being hit by a recent salmonella food scare.
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A U.K. consumer watchdog office is investigating claims of unfair pricing practices.
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Football shirt sponsorship deals with gambling firms may be under threat from a probe by the Gambling Commission.
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Latest estimates of the costs of hosting the Athens Olympics put them at up to $10bn - a huge amount for a small country like Greece, once the poorest in the EU.
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The competition watchdog accused British supermarkets and dairies on Thursday of colluding to fix prices, resulting in customers being overcharged 270 million pounds for dairy products.
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Consumer watchdog the Consumers&#39; Association (CA) has today written to the UK office of Fair Trading (OFT), complaining that UK digital music shoppers are being ripped-off.
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Â· Charity donations take total bill to Â£2.5mÂ· Broadcaster to sue telephone services firm
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Unfair bank charges harm people on low incomes and need more regulation, a consumer watchdog says.
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A watchdog warns many vulnerable children may not be receiving suitable or cost-effective education.
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Consumer group complains of higher prices in U.K. than elsewhere in Europe.
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Beijing Olympic organisers want to slash around Â£400m from the costs of hosting the 2008 Games.
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The 2012 London Olympics faced fresh financial concerns on Tuesday after reports that a slump in land prices could leave a 1 billion pounds ($2 billion) "black hole" in the budget.
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The online games company's high valuation even more of a concern with the success of its competition.
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Text alert service digs itself a hole A text alert service for doggers has been fined Â£20,000 by regulator ICSTIS for breaches of the premium-rate code, including signing up punters without their knowledge and failing to respond to "stop" messages.â¦
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Travel: Â· Passengers could pay Â£50 more, says watchdog Â· Airline aims to price bags out of aircraft holds
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The United Kingdom's advertising watchdog group, the Advertising Standards Association, has found that complaints lodged against a Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT) magazine ad that stated that Linux was more expensive than Windows were valid.