March 2018

Households on E.on's standard variable tariff will see their energy bills rise by an average of £22/year after the big six firm announced a series of changes to the way it charges customers.

iSupply Energy is increasing its standard variable prices by 7.5% today, adding £76/year to the typical dual-fuel household's bill.

More than five million customers switched their energy deals last year and over half moved to smaller suppliers, according to the latest data.

James Bond, fish and chips, a full English breakfast and the Loch Ness Monster are all featured on a new collection of 10p coins, which are available from today.

Vodafone has launched a broadband minimum speed guarantee which promises to cut your monthly bill if your speed drops – but only if you tell it.

Major broadband providers will have to give customers a better idea of the actual speeds they'll get before they sign up from next year – and if slow speeds aren't improved within a month, you'll be able to walk away from your contract penalty-free.

Sky has announced its Sky Q and Now TV customers will be able to include Netflix as part of their subscription in the next 12 months.