A consumer voice in the Queen's Speech
A Consumer Rights Bill covering goods, services, digital content and unfair contract terms is expected in the Queen's Speech.
Consumer Editor
Chris Choi is Consumer Editor for ITV News and covers a wide range of economic, industrial and social issues. He delivers some of the most powerful stories for ITV News by getting to the heart of consumer issues, holding businesses to account and interviewing ordinary people directly affected.
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PIP trial evidence highlights uncomfortable truth
For the first time a British patient has given evidence against the man who ran the PIP company.
71,000 potentially faulty Hotpoint dishwashers
Hotpoint has issued a safety notice over for 71,000 of its dishwashers which could be a potential fire hazard.
Why are retailers rationing baby milk?
As it reaches a premium price in China supermarkets here are rationing baby milk powder to two cans per customer.
Recalled faulty dishwasher causes house fire
ITV News has reported on the dangers of faulty white goods still in homes despite recalls. Today, a faulty Bosch dishwasher caused a fire.
Father calls for change in law after cooker kills son
A father whose son was killed when his cooker malfunctioned is calling for a change in the law governing how faulty products are recalled.
Cold snap hits home and business finances
Falls in temperatures are hitting home and business finances alike.
Are we running out of gas?
As temperatures plummet there is concern over energy supplies. The amount of gas in storage has been run down as homes turn up the heating.
What could the Budget mean for your personal finances?
For the government it's a matter of policy, but tomorrow's Budget will have implications on ordinary people's pockets. Here's a preview.
What the Budget means for sinners, shoppers and savers
Chancellor George Osborne will deliver the Budget tomorrow but what is in store for the sinners, shoppers and savers?