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The tour firm's failure means more than 150,000 British tourists will need to be repatriated.

The tour operator will hold a crisis meeting with key players on Sunday in a bid to avoid insolvency.

The Met Police says catalytic converter thefts almost doubled due to precious metal prices rising.

The travel company is searching for investment, prompting concern among customers. So what happens next?

Publishers say VAT charged on e-books and audiobooks unfairly pushes up prices for the partially sighted.

Policymakers say the UK will avoid recession this year, but Brexit is still weighing on the economy.

The consumer watchdog claims the website is still using 'pressure-selling' tactics.

Debit cards were most used, but falling cash use pushed notes and coins to third place, say retailers.

Amid heavy criticism, the company says that it remains solvent and customers' pawned items are safe.

The cost of living dropped to 1.7% in August as games and download prices fell.

The latest figures show the biggest drop in prices in the last year was in the North East of England.

Consumer group Which? urges the chancellor to act over the loss of free ATMs in poor communities.

Smart meters were supposed to make our lives easier. and cheaper, but their introduction has been controversial.

Burnley plumber gains worldwide attention for not charging elderly customer "under any circumstances".

Frustration for customers continues after pawnbroker Albemarle and Bond shuts branches.

Suppliers now have until 2024 to fit them into homes, but it may mean higher costs for the industry.

Cases of 14 to 18-years-olds who have allowed their bank accounts to be used grows by 73% in two years.

The virtual card automatically protects people from being charged at the end of a free trial period.

Many workers report not receiving paid holidays or wage slips, says the Resolution Foundation.

The troubled travel firm is understood to be in last minute negotiations with bondholders.