January 2017

Parents who splashed out on tickets to Disney on Ice's Frozen show at the O2 Arena are refusing to let it go after they were moved to inferior seats – with claims some children were left sobbing with disappointment and others treated to a less-than-magical view of performers getting dressed in the wings.

British Airways (BA) cabin crew will stage a 48-hour strike from Tuesday 10 January after staff voted to reject the airline's offer aimed at resolving a pay dispute.

The company behind well-known cruise brands Swan Hellenic and Voyages of Discovery has ceased trading today, affecting around 13,000 customers booked on trips and some 400 holidaymakers currently abroad.

Shoppers who struggle to resist online sales and then later regret making purchases can now download a free tool to help control their spending.

High street bank TSB has today slashed the headline interest rate it pays on its Classic Plus current account from 5% to 3%.

Small energy supplier Green Energy has harnessed smart meter technology to launch the first 'time-of-day' tariff for domestic customers. But while the tariff offers good value if you're able to be flexible with your electricity use, others could find savings hard to come by.

Let out your London property with accommodation giant Airbnb? The site is now enforcing laws which limit you to taking 90 nights of bookings a year – unless you have planning permission.