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ITV and the BBC have announced that their new 'BritBox' streaming service will be launched later this year, costing £5.99 a month. 
18 July 2019
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Consumers will see their water bills cut by an average of £50 over the next five years, under plans unveiled by the water regulator today.
17 July 2019
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Some Bulb energy customers are reporting that their smart meter displays have randomly switched to Welsh – even though they're not in Wales.
14 July 2019
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Pensioners will not face a deadline of June 2020 to reclaim TV licence fees they've accidentally paid, the BBC has confirmed.
11 July 2019
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Customers of mobile network Giffgaff say they've been left unable to top up their phones this morning due to issues with the company's website and app.
11 July 2019
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E.on is now providing all of its residential customers across Britain with 100% renewable electricity as standard from today. 
8 July 2019
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Water firms have been forced to review their communications and in one case even cancel a mass mail-out after a backlash from angry customers, MoneySavingExpert.com can reveal.
1 July 2019
Southern Water to give customers a share of £126 million over serious failures
Southern Water is to pay £123 million back to customers following an investigation that found the company had shown "scant regard" for the environment and deliberately acted to deceive its customers.
24 June 2019
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Pay-monthly EE customers will have to pay more for calls and texts not included in their plans from August, as the mobile giant has announced it's hiking out-of-bundle prices.
24 June 2019
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Hundreds of thousands of BT Sport and TV customers will be hit with price hikes of up to £48/year from next month – but if you're affected, you can leave the TV part of your contract penalty-free.
17 June 2019

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