Stuart asked: My daughter recently purchased two tickets for T in the Park festival for £400 from a seller on eBay. She purchased the tickets in April and was told they would be despatched one week before the concert. (more about ticket scams...)

Ofcom revealed the results of its latest broadband speed test this week and although average broadband speeds have increased, advertised ‘up to’ speeds are more misleading than ever before. (more about 'up to' broadband speeds...)

A High Court Judge yesterday ruled that BT must now block access to the website Newzbin2 – a site that provides links to pirated films. But is this the right way to tackle illegal downloading? (more about illegal downloading...)

Can you save money by growing your own veg? Will a Made in Britain logo work? These are just a couple of our hot topics this week – and it's not too late to tell guest blogger Vince Cable your views on banking reform… (this week in comments...)

How effective are scratch removers? Their name suggests they’re filled with miracle potions, but what can you realistically expect to achieve from scratch removers when you want to get rid of the scuffs from your car? (more about scratch removers...)

So Ryanair has been told off by the advertising watchdogs once again. This time for an advert misleading people over an offer to fly from London to Dublin for New Year celebrations. (more about Ryanair getting rapped...)

Google+ wants to be the latest addition in your online life. With millions opening accounts, we’ve taken the social network for a spin. Read on for our hands-on impressions – is it worth ditching Facebook for Google+? (more about Google+...)

You’d think your critical illness insurance would cover you if you lost a limb. Little would you know that you’ll need to lose two limbs for a payout. Bus driver Martin Wells faced this very situation… (more about critical illness insurance...)

The beauty world was abuzz yesterday with news that a L'Oreal foundation ad has been banned for retouching images. But doesn't this just highlight cracks in the industry that we already know are there? (more about beauty advertising...)

Around a quarter of us are growing our own food, according to our latest survey. And our primary motivation, it seems, is money – or rather, the lack of it. But does growing your own actually save much money? (more about growing your own...)

Should you be allowed to use social networks to post comments anonymously? As a recent, and very tragic, story proves, the short answer is that it depends on what you’ve got to say. (more about anonymous comments...)

When we launched our smart meter challenge, we were surprised by how many said they didn’t want one at all. And although we support the roll-out, we’re working hard to tackle the issues that could be bad for consumers. (more about the smart meter roll-out...)