Manchester airport delays: what UK261 covers, what it does not, and how to claim
When flights from Manchester airport are delayed or cancelled, UK261 sets out passenger rights including refund, rebooking, assistance and in some cases fixed cash compensation. The amount depends on flight distance and the cause of the delay.
Carnival Corporation data breach: action checklist for UK Cunard, P and O Cruises and Princess customers
Carnival Corporation operates several UK consumer cruise brands including Cunard, P and O Cruises and Princess Cruises. Any data breach affecting Carnival's systems can therefore affect UK customers, with reporting obligations under UK GDPR to the Information Commissioner's Office.
Glasgow and Edinburgh airport fuel shortage: UK261 passenger compensation rights explained
When fuel supply problems cause flights to be cancelled or delayed at Scottish airports, UK261 sets out passenger rights to rebooking, refunds and compensation. The detail depends on cause, distance and airline.
UK heatwave: how rising temperatures lift household electricity bills and what to do about it
A UK heatwave does not raise the gas price cap, but it does lift household electricity bills through fan use, air conditioning, fridge and freezer load, and standby drain on a hotter network. This guide explains the mechanism and where the largest savings sit.
Rightmove House Price Index: what it measures, what it does not, and why it leads other UK indices
The Rightmove House Price Index tracks asking prices on newly listed UK homes. It is the earliest signal in the market, but it is not the same as the Halifax, Nationwide, HM Land Registry or ONS UK House Price Index, which all measure something different.