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The lowest cabin bag prices advertised by three of the UK’s biggest budget airlines could either not be found at all, or were extremely rare, according to new Which? research.

A new investigation from Which? reveals that balloons containing up to six times the legal limit of carcinogens are freely available for UK consumers through leading online marketplaces.

Which? is warning shoppers to watch out for dud deals this Black Friday, including shoddy earphones, hair straighteners that may damage hair and an energy-guzzling cooker that struggles to heat up.

Most airport lounges are expensive and lacklustre, Which? finds, as it recommends that travellers consider if their money would be better spent at an airport pub or restaurant.

Which? has found hundreds of potentially dangerous products that could suffocate young children, electrocute users and even cause house fires being sold through online marketplaces - even though they match products that have been declared dangerous by the product safety regulator.

Some of the biggest names in music have come together with groups representing consumers and the industry to call on Sir Keir Starmer to honour his pledge to protect fans from online ticket touts.

A pub hotel group has come top of the table and beaten the likes of Marriott and Hilton in Which?’s hotel rankings, whereas Britannia has come last for the twelfth consecutive time.