Fidget spinner toys pose risk of serious injury, tests show
Warning over children’s craze after experts find poor-quality imports with edges sharp enough to puncture skin and eyes
World’s lamest cyborg? My microchip isn’t cool now – but it could be the future
Olivia Solon felt more key fob than RoboCop after getting implanted with a microchip to make contactless purchases. But the future could hold much more
Dyson does well – but beware those taking its name in vain
It offers great customer service, but there are those trying to fraudulently trade off it
‘We have not been impressed so far’: do obnoxious job ads ever work?
Injecting humour, personality or criticisms into a job ad can be a risky business – as one south London theatre recently discovered
Provident Personal Credit fined for sending 1m spam texts
Information commissioner acts after consumers are bombarded with messages promoting firm’s Satsuma Loans
Chip: the robot banker trying to pull millennials out of their overdrafts
Find yourself in the red every month? Can’t seem to budget responsibly? Chip could be for you – if you don’t mind it snooping around your bank account
Cool Britannia symbolised hope – but all it delivered was a culture of inequality
It’s 20 years since Tony Blair reshaped Britain’s economy around the arts, yet the project’s legacy is an exploitative sector dominated by people from an astonishingly small demographic pool
Can you buy anything real with Bitcoin? On the streets of Bristol, it proves a hard sell
The digital currency can now be bought at ATMs around the country
BT tops complaints league for broadband and pay-TV users
Telecoms group’s subsidiaries Plusnet and EE also attract high level of complaints, while Sky has fewest disgruntled users
Smart meter rollout could force household bills to rise, says supplier
Energy company warns rising cost of installations due to ‘customer apathy’ could prompt suppliers to increase tariffs
Is it safer to use an app or a browser for banking?
Irene wants to know why she should use a banking app instead of logging into her bank accounts with the Edge browser in Windows 10 | Ask Jack
Government inspectors should enforce workers’ rights, says Law Society
Legal body responds to concerns over ‘gig economy’ firms such as Uber and Deliveroo amid slide in tribunal cases
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Every time I contact TalkTalk I get a fake email from scammers
It seems the phone company is still having problems with data breaches
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I signed up for a free trial but was then charged