More than three quarters of children over the age of two have some kind of online presence. Are we living in a world gone mad or is this just par for the course for today's toddlers? (more about toddlers' online presence...)

Tut tut, Europeans are lagging behind the Japanese and Americans when it comes to using the internet on their mobile phones. But maybe we've just got something better to do than browse?! (more about mobile internet browsing...)

Hands up if you like paying insurance. No? I didn’t think so. You might stick by them for years, diligently renewing your policy, but what do you get for all your loyalty? Zilch. (more about insurance going up...)

Buying a package holiday from a company famed for no-frills flights might not sound like an ideal holiday plan, but if you were booking a flight with easyJet anyway, it might pay you to do just that. (more about easyJet's package holidays...)

Now that we're getting on a bit we thought we'd help you find all the good stuff by rounding up the best Conversations each week. Here's our very first edition – check back every Friday afternoon for more. (this week's top ten...)

Sometimes it's difficult to share, but now BT has no choice. Ofcom has told the company to open up its fibre network to all of its competitors. So are we finally getting closer to superfast broadband for all? (more about superfast fibre broadband...)

It may not have made big headlines, but last week's launch of a new Legal Ombudsman was a huge win for us all (sorry to those in Northern Ireland, this doesn't apply to you yet). We think it matters - but do you? (more about new Legal Ombudsman...)

In the UK, £1 in every £10 we spend on furniture goes into a great big yellow and blue Swedish pocket. So how did we all come to embrace Faktum furniture and the open prawn sandwich? (more about shopping at Ikea...)

We're being offered the chance to take charge of our health with DNA tests that claim to work out the probability of developing certain diseases. Are they a valuable insight into our future health, or a dangerous folly? (more about home genetic tests...)

If you look at a ratings system and assume that an A grade is best, you might soon have to change your outlook – especially when buying ‘wet’ appliances like washing machines. Get ready for A+++. (more about energy efficiency labelling...)

Ah, Facebook. All the social networking joys it brings can soon turn sour with the inane updates of your so-called friends. 'Unfriending' is on the rise and being boring is just one of the reasons for discarding your mates. (more about Facebook unfriending...)

Most of us are wed to banks we've been with for years. It's a comfortable love affair fuelled by a reluctance to move on. But if we're not getting much cash back from diabolical interest rates, it's time for a divorce. (more about divorcing your bank...)