Online marketplaces appear to be unwilling or unable to prevent the sale of unsafe products, but why? That's a question we've been asking for years, and as we take to the streets to highlight the continued failures of platforms to keep their customers saf... See more
A family whose daughter died from a brain tumour have welcomed Prime Minister Andy Burnham's promises for more investment into brain cancer research. Clare and Mark Grimley, from Bournemouth, Dorset, lost their four-year-old daughter Seren to a brain canc... See more
Sales season is almost upon us, and many will be using AI to help in their search for a bargain – but our snapshot analysis shows you shouldn't trust it to find you the best price. More than half of the people we surveyed* used AI chatbots at least some o... See more
A snapshot investigation has uncovered 171 inflatable swim floats for infants for sale by third party sellers on online marketplaces that could be deadly. Many of these appear to match products in official safety alerts, or posed the same risks, begging t... See more
Festival study tests how we find friends in crowds Hannah Walsh - in Portsmouth; Naj Modak - South of England Tue, September 1, 2026 at 5:11 a.m. UTC 2 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Festivalgoers George and... See more