No-deal Brexit could be chaotic, Which? warns
Which?’s no-deal Brexit report shows that the immediate aftermath from leaving the EU without a deal could be 'chaotic'. It also shows that consumers believe a no-deal Brexit would have a negative impact on their consumer rights
No-deal Brexit could cause travel chaos
From grounded flights to bus trips that can't make it across the Channel, and UK driving licences becoming worthless in Europe, it's clear that a no-deal Brexit could cause chaos for anyone who travels. It will potentially leave tourists stranded abroad and make holidays more expensive and inconvenient for millions of people.
What happens to mobile roaming if there is no Brexit deal?
If the UK was to leave the European Union with no deal, the popular "roam like at home" legislation, which allows holidaymakers to enjoy the same costs for using their mobile phone abroad as they would at home, would no longer be protected under UK law. Providers would be free to charge what they wish.
How a no-deal Brexit would affect your finances
New papers reveal how a no-deal Brexit might affect your everyday finances - from credit card surcharges to online shopping. Which? explains the impact.
Roam and away: post-Brexit trade deals should make mobile roaming free
New Which? research shows the startling difference that providers can charge for using your mobile phone around the world, as it calls on the Government to publicly commit to prioritising free roaming in post-Brexit trade deals.
New EU rules let you watch Netflix and Amazon Prime abroad
UK subscribers to TV and film services like Netflix and Amazon Prime will be able to access their UK library when on holiday within the EU from Sunday 1 April. ...
Brexit travel confusion for holidaymakers
Millions of holidaymakers are unclear about the consequences of flight disruption if there’s no government aviation deal in place once the UK leaves the EU, Which? has found. As people...
EU agrees an end to online ‘geoblocking’
Today, the EU has agreed to end unjustified ‘geoblocking’ – where access to certain websites or online content is restricted based upon the user’s geographical location. The new rules will...
Inflation hits four-year high at 2.9%: can any savings account beat it?
Inflation has soared to 2.9% – matching the four-year high seen in May 2017 – as rising food and fuel prices continue to squeeze consumers. And it’s terrible news for...
Pound nears an all-time low: should you lock in your travel money now?
The pound hit a 10-month low against the euro this week – with £1 buying you just 1.09 euros. In fact, sterling is almost at its lowest-ever rate against the...