European Union

Online travel agent eDreams has been reported to regulators by budget airline Easyjet, which says it's overcharging consumers.

The European Commission has today launched legal proceedings against the Spanish authorities, over concerns many hospitals are unlawfully refusing the European Health Insurance Card (EHIC).

The cost of sending a text, making and receiving calls and using data is capped in the EU, but many holidaymakers aren't sure which countries are in the European Union, which could leave them facing hefty mobile phone bills.

Petrol and diesel prices have fallen on average over the past month, but the AA says the situation remains fragile.

Oil giants Shell and BP are being investigated for possible price-fixing, raising concerns road users may have been paying too much for fuel.

Proposals to give more people access to bank accounts have been announced by the European Commission.

Savers in Cyprus with under €100,000 (£85,000) have been spared from a Cypriot government tax by a last-minute EU deal.

Air passengers could soon get better travel rights, if a raft of changes proposed by the European Commission come into force.

Holidaymakers needing medical treatment in crisis-hit Spain and Greece should beware of having their European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) unlawfully refused.

Ryanair has been ordered to pay costs to passengers stranded because of the 2010 volcanic eruption in Iceland.