News in 2007
- 06 Dec 2007Voip firms must allow 999 callsInternet phone firms have been told they must ensure customers can use their services to call emergency numbers.
- 06 Dec 2007Store launches 'healthiest' roasting potatoA potato described as the healthiest variety for roasting is launching in stores.
- 06 Dec 2007Many road deaths involve drivers who are workingAt least a quarter of road deaths involve someone driving for work, figures from road safety charity Brake revealed today.
- 06 Dec 2007Xbox fans to get downloadable filmsMicrosoft's downloadable film rentals for the Xbox 360 console will cost from £2 per movie in the UK.
- 06 Dec 2007Site claims to offset carbon as you shopA new website claims it can help consumers to be greener as they shop online.
- 06 Dec 2007Charity bag snatchers face crackdownGangs who target charity doorstep clothes collections may no longer be able to exploit a legal grey area to escape prosecution.
- 05 Dec 2007Litter louts hit with £1.5 million in finesLitter louts across England have paid out more than £1.5 million in fines over the past year, according to new figures.
- 05 Dec 2007EU urged to overhaul energy labelsEnergy rating labels which show consumers how ‘green’ an appliance is before they buy should be completely revamped, according to an industry body.
- 05 Dec 2007Breast surgery ad criticised by ASAAn ‘irresponsible’ advert for breast surgery was today rapped by advertising watchdogs for promoting the cosmetic operation as easy.
- 05 Dec 2007Nokia unveils 'eco-friendly' phoneFinnish mobile phone giant Nokia is looking to boost its environmental credentials by unveiling a ‘green’ mobile phone.
- 05 Dec 2007Hospital care 'falls short'Some hospitals are still failing to provide patients with adequate levels of care, according to a major new report.
- 05 Dec 2007Energy giants 'exploiting poor'Energy companies have been accused of exploiting householders on pre-pay meters by forcing them to pay hundreds of pounds a year more for their gas and electricity.
- 05 Dec 2007French watchdog to take eBay to courtFrance's auction watchdog is taking eBay to court, arguing the internet auctioneer does not do enough to protect consumers.
- 04 Dec 2007Restaurants offer Christmas bargainsYou could eat out at a top restaurant this Christmas for just a few pounds more than eating at home,The Good Food Guide reveals today.
- 04 Dec 2007BBC launches high definition channelThe BBC has officially launched its new high definition TV (HDTV) channel on satellite and cable.
