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Millions of UK consumers who used iCloud over a seven year period are to be included as class members in Which?’s £3 billion collective claim against Apple.

Easing the burden on households and restoring confidence needs a concerted effort across government, regulators, business and civil society, and it requires us to place consumers at the heart of economic policy. In this report, Which? sets out a manifesto of policy interventions that have the potential to lower household costs and to increase affordability.

Which? analysed listed prices against face value of resale tickets to estimate how much resellers could make from events in April - September 2026

Which? response to Defra’s consultation on reform of the Veterinary Surgeons Act 1966

Which? response to the Competition and Markets Authority’s statement of scope for its private dental services market study

Which? response to the Department for Business and Trade’s consultation on Refining our Competition Regime

A new undercover investigation from Which? has exposed how easy it is for underage consumers to access age restricted products and services on the high street - prompting the need for urgent reform to the UK’s consumer enforcement system.

Analysis of pricing promotions at Boots and Superdrug

Which?'s response to the Department for Business and Trade's (DBT) call for evidence setting out that regulatory reforms must be driven by a robust, evidence-based approach that prioritises consumer protection and safety and highlighting opportunities to reform consumer enforcement for the benefit of consumers and businesses

Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) should make resolving consumer disputes quick, fair, and affordable - but in practice, it often falls short. Sue Davies, Head of Consumer Protection and Food Policy at Which?, sets out a blueprint for reform