Travel

Passengers could face travel disruption on flights and coach journeys in the event of a no-deal Brexit.

Italy's competition watchdog has launched an inquiry into Ryanair's new hand luggage policy – which will only let passengers take a small handbag-sized carry-on into the cabin, unless they pay extra.

A major review of Britain's railways has been launched after an investigation into the May timetable disruption found "nobody took charge" of the situation.

About 4.3% of trains were cancelled or part-cancelled in late spring and early summer, new stats obtained by MoneySavingExpert.com reveal – the highest such figure in at least six years. 

Travellers who are renewing their passports are now getting up to nine months' less validity, after an under-the-radar change to Passport Office rules, MoneySavingExpert can reveal. 

British Airways has apologised after admitting that 100,000s of customers' payment details have been stolen over a period of 15 days in a massive data breach. 

A group of 20 union members saved a combined £960 on train tickets to their annual general meeting – by splitting their return tickets into six journeys.

Ryanair has backtracked on its recent baggage policy shake-up and will allow some two million passengers who've already booked flights to check in a 10kg bag for free. To benefit, you'll need to be flying from Thursday 1 November onwards and have booked by the end of August. 

Budget airline Ryanair is changing its baggage policy for the second time this year – unless you pay at least £6 for priority boarding, you'll only be able to take one handbag-sized carry-on into the cabin on flights from 1 November.

A cricket fan saved £90 on a return train ticket to watch England's test match against India next week – by splitting his journey into 10 legs and printing out 26 paper tickets.