Family & Health

Scores of gamers have reported that the highly anticipated new game Cyberpunk 2077 has failed to live up to expectations - and Sony has even set-up a dedicated refund page and pulled it off sale from the PlayStation store. If you're unhappy, here's how to try and get a refund.

Pet owners hoping to take their pooch, cat or ferret to the European Union (EU) or Northern Ireland after the Brexit transition period ends on 31 December won't be able to use a pet passport as they can currently. But after months of uncertainty, the Government's now said you will be able to travel with your pet so long as you get a new animal health certificate and meet certain other requirements. 

Workers on benefits or on a low income in England who are instructed to self-isolate by the NHS Covid-19 app may now be able to claim a £500 Test and Trace Support Payment.

MoneySavingExpert.com founder and chair Martin Lewis has warned MPs that workers' finances could be permanently damaged without short-term support during the coronavirus crisis, as part of a Treasury Committee evidence session on the economic impact of the pandemic. 

People on low incomes who are told to self-isolate are no longer able to claim a £500 Test and Trace support payment in some areas as funding provided to local authorities has begun to run out, MoneySavingExpert.com can reveal - even though the scheme had been expected to run until the end of January.

Mental health sufferers are three times more likely to fall victim to online scams, while the coronavirus pandemic has made the threat worse - and now campaigners are calling on the Government to act.

Prepaid funeral sellers face a crackdown from summer 2022 when they're expected to come under the financial watchdog's regulation. It follows concerns vulnerable consumers may be being ripped off.

Several wedding firms have been warned by the competition watchdog after concerns that couples still aren't receiving fair refunds for weddings which couldn't go ahead during the coronavirus pandemic.

People in Scotland will soon be able to get free period products under law in a move it claims is a world first. 

The so-called national living wage will rise from £8.72 to £8.91 an hour and will be extended to workers aged 23 and over from April 2021, the Chancellor has announced.