Get Answers
Get Answers is a fortnightly podcast from Which? that helps you solve everyday consumer problems. Hosts Harry Kind and Grace Forell bring in experts and knowledgeable guests to discuss topics like saving on groceries, travel hacks, and tips for easier living. The show aims to empower listeners to make better consumer choices.
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Get Answers has a new home
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The Best Buy food and drink for a stress-free Christmas
We've taste tested hundreds of Christmas staples to find the very best food and drink, and awarded our favourites the coveted Which? Best Buy award. Today, we reveal the very best mince pies, champagne and roast potatoes that you should be buying this Christmas. Plus, we're joined by Ben Ebbrell from Sorted Food who gives us the very best advice on how to avoid a nightmare in the kitchen on the bi
Why Apple could owe you a payout
Storing your data in the cloud has become part and parcel of our everyday lives. But we think Apple has been trapping their customers into using iCloud, rather than making it clear that other, perhaps cheaper, options are available. Which? Lawyer Lisa Webb joins Harry Kind to explain more about why we're taking Apple to court, and why you could be in line for a payout. Read more about our legal ac
We unmask the global AI celebrity scam network
There's a chance that, while scrolling online, you'll have seen a video of a celebrity trying to get you to part with your cash. The problem is, a lot of these videos are fake and have been made with artificial intelligence. Today we reveal the story of our investigation into a financial scam all linked in a tangled web of fraud.This investigation is into the Quantum AI scam network, not Google's
Is my smart speaker listening to me?
Our lives are becoming ever smarter, with so many everyday tech products in our home coming with smart elements as standard. But new Which? research has revealed that many of these devices demand far more personal data than they need to. So what can you do to limit this? Read more about our investigation & sign up for our free monthly Tech newsletter. Get 25% off a Which? Tech membership until
Exposed: Dodgy service from airport car parking cowboys
High speed joyrides, petty theft, and damaged cars. That was our experience of airport car parking operators when we went undercover to expose the truth. We reveal our findings and tell you which companies we'd recommend you use when you leave your car at the airport. Read more about our investigation & sign up for our free monthly Travel newsletter. Get 25% off a Which? Travel membership unti
Podcast exclusive: 5 Great Value products you should buy
Over the last few years, we’ve seen inflation rising to record levels, meaning prices on everything we buy have been going through the roof. Today we exclusively reveal some of the Great Value products we think you should buy - something you'd only usually find out if you were a Which? member. Read our full reviews of the products we recommend: tumble dryer, dishwasher, dehumidifier, television, m
How to reduce your energy bills this winter
Saving money on energy bills is something we think about every winter, but a brand new tool from us here at Which? has made it even easier to work out how you can save. And are heat pumps the answer to long term savings? We explore their strengths and weaknesses. Use our new home energy planning service & sign up for our free monthly Sustainability newsletter. Get 50% off a Which? membership.
How to shop safely on online marketplaces
Whether you’re picking up a neighbour’s sofa off Facebook, bidding on antiques on eBay or ordering a personalised cereal bowl from Etsy, you, and millions of others, are actually using an Online Marketplace. They’re a brilliant way to connect buyers and sellers but a recent Which investigation has found they’re also a hotbed of dangerous products. So what can you do to ensure what you’re buying is
How to deal with inaccurate smart meter readings
Smart meters were supposed to make using energy easier. Customers could track in real time how much they were spending, and those pesky estimated bills were to be a thing of the past. And while they no doubt have many benefits when they work, government data shows that millions of people across the UK have an issue with their smart meter - and an unknown number have an in-home display that isn’t w
Insider tips to avoid the latest scams
When you hear the word scam, you might think of a dodgy email dropping into your inbox, or maybe a badly worded text from someone pretending to be from your bank. But scams are getting more and more sophisticated, and scammers themselves are working out new ways to deceive us all. So what can you do to stay ahead of the game? Read about the latest scams we've seen & sign up for our free Scam A
The dos and don'ts when buying for childen
Since we set up shop in a garage in East London way back in the 60s, Which? has helped see in some important changes to the way we regulate products, especially when it comes to the safety of babies and children.Today we hear more about our work, share our advice for what to look out for when buying for the little people in your life, and explain how to avoid bringing dangerous products into your
Avoiding rental car hire rip-offs
Driving abroad is never the most relaxing part of a holiday. But a Which? undercover investigation has uncovered the stresses that can start before you even get hold of the keys for your rental car. So what can you do to ensure you don't get ripped off at the car hire desk? Read more about our undercover investigation & sign up for our free monthly Travel newsletter. Get 50% off a Which? membe
How hackable is your smart home?
When you buy a new washing machine, you expect it to last a decade. But what if the "smart" technology inside of it stops working after just three years? That's happening across so many tech products inside our homes without us even know about it, leaving us vulnerable to hackers. We explain what's going on, how you can make your products last longer, and how to keep yourself safe. Read more about
The Shoddy Awards: companies & products named and shamed
This week we’re attending The Shoddies, our very own awards presented for some of the biggest consumer let downs of the past twelve months. From disappointing service providers to useless - and in some cases downright unsafe - products, we’ll be telling you the brands we think you should avoid. Read a full list of products and services we awarded Shoddy awards to. Join Which? to get the magazine d
We reveal the best places to holiday in the UK
Today we're bringing you an episode from our sister podcast Which? Shorts, giving you the best seaside towns and villages in the UK according to Which? members. We're still working away hard on the next episode of Get Answers, and it'll be dropping in your feeds on Friday this week.
Revealing the products you should never pay full price for
Health and beauty products are a staple of our everyday life. From the toothpaste we use as soon as we wake up, to the deodorant we use after jumping out of the shower, even the hayfever tablets many of us rely on at this time of year, we’re spending hundreds of pounds on stuff that helps us look, feel and smell good. But new research from Which? suggests you might be needlessly over-spending on m
How to holiday abroad for less than £100
Booking your next summer getaway is meant to be something to look forward to. Scrolling through the holiday websites looking at pictures of glorious pools and sandy beaches, deciding which room in the apartment has the best view over the coastline. You think you’ve found a great deal and then… the fees start to add up! The bargain holiday you thought you’d found is now tens, perhaps hundreds of po
Can you outsmart AI customer service chatbots?
Since launching in 2022, ChatGPT has been a game-changer in the world of AI. But it's perhaps the chatbots that companies are using for customer service where we have the most interaction with artificial intelligence. Tech author and broadcaster Chris Stokel-Walker and Which? Technology Editor Lisa Barber tell us how to beat the customer service chatbots and get the answers to our queries as fast
Air Fryers: Are they really the future of home cooking?
The popularity of air fryers is booming. But are they the answer to our home cooking needs? Or are they just another fad that will fizzle out sometime soon? Sorted Food's Ben Ebbrell talks us through the best ways to use an air fryer and whether or not they can replace a traditional over. Plus, Which?'s Steph Kipling tells us how Which? puts them through the paces and what to look for when making
Unmasking the multi-million pound ticket fraud industry
Social media is swarming with fake tickets for popular music concerts, sports contests and comedy gigs, and just recently it was reported Taylor Swift fans have lost an estimated £1m in ticket scams ahead of the UK leg of her Eras tour.With further calls for increased regulation in the industry, we meet the man taking the fight to the scammers and secondary ticketing websites. We also explain how
Eco-friendly loo roll claims that are too good to be true
In a unique investigation, we found evidence that some of the claims made by bamboo toilet roll brands could be too good to be true. We carried out fibre-composition testing on five popular brands claiming to be made from “bamboo only” or “100% bamboo”, a fibre often touted as a green alternative to virgin paper. Samples from Bumboo, Naked Sprout and Bazoo contained very low or low level
Helpful hacks to boost your mobile signal
Today we’ll be helping you get connected as we're joined by tech expert David McClelland and Which? magazine's Adam Snook. The team discuss what 4g and 5g even mean, how to make sure you're ready for 3G switch off and how to get the best deal Later we also get a sneak preview of the latest Which? survey into the mobile phone networks, out in May's Which? Magazine. Check out our latest Mobile netwo
How to sleep better & tackle insomnia + sleep apnea explained
Today we’ll be helping you nod off as we're joined by sleep scientist and therapist Dr Kat Lederle. The team discuss how improving your routine can help you get a more restful sleep, while we also explain the symptoms sleep apnea.Later we also hear from the testing team at Which? to find out whether you can buy yourself a good night’s rest with the right mattress and pillow. Check out our latest p
A beginners guide to camping
We're discussing the great outdoors and sharing some top tips and advice to make your next camping trip as stress-free as possible. Our experts explain the confusing jargon, and discuss the gear you really need for a hassle free and enjoyable night's sleep beneath the stars. We also discuss how we test tents, the best walks in the UK and the equipment you should consider before your next trip outd
Could a restaurant be more sustainable than your kitchen?
In the next episode of our new Get Answers podcast, we’re here to help you solve those everyday problems. We discuss the results of our survey uncovering the UK's most sustainable restaurant chains, hearing what they are doing to help reduce their impact on the planet. Throughout we're also joined by home food waste expert Kate Hall as she shares her top tips on how to reduce the amount of fo
Fighting fraudsters: are we doing enough? - Which? Shorts
In this archive episode we discuss efforts to crackdown on criminal activity, shining a light on the often stretched resources of scam prevention teams across the country. This episode was first published in March 2023. Listen to our Get Answers podcast about the future of scams & sign up to our free scam alert newsletter.
AI, Deepfakes & Robocalls: the future of scams
This week on Get Answers, we’re talking about the future of scams. People spend hours talking about the latest developments in tech: whether it’s massive iPhone launches or breathless chat about the impact of AI, but there’s a trillion dollar industry that doesn’t get nearly as much attention for its constant innovation: fraud. With the help of BBC Scam Interceptors' co-host Nick Stapleton, we gi
What do you really need from your next car?
Today we discuss one of the biggest purchases you can make, explaining how to make sure you find a car that's right for you. We're joined by car expert and podcaster Sam Moores to give you some tips and tricks to help you when it comes to buying and selling, plus we pull back the curtain of how we test cars here at Which? and reveal the manufacturing claims you just need to take with a pinch of sa
Are smartwatches & health trackers fit for purpose?
Got a New Year resolution to try and improve your health in 2024? Today we are channeling those good intentions and seeing if smart tech can help improve your fitness. We're joined by our experts & fitness influencer Amy Jones to explain how this technology could help tell you more about your general wellbeing and how best to use them to ensure you are making the most of your device.Check out
Where to book your next holiday in 2024
As stats tell us that more holiday bookings happen in January than in any other month, we arm you with everything you need to know before booking your next trip.Cheapholidayexpert.com founder Chelsea Dickenson joins the team to discuss the best city breaks, staycations, and long-haul destinations to get you inspired. Check out the destinations where your pound will stretch furthest in 2024 & o
From scouring powder to scam ads: the evolution of Which?
We're doing something a bit different on the podcast this week as we hear how Which? has been working to get answers to all manner of consumer questions for over 60 years. Inspired by the passing of Which? co-founder Dorothy Goodman, we hear from her daughter on what the early years of the organisations were really like, while current Chief Executive Anabel Holt tells us more about how we remain r
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How to have a stress-free Christmas
Christmas is us a few weeks away, so we're sharing all the best advice to help you stay calm over the festive season. We cover everything from who came out on top in our festive food taste tests, to where to buy the best presents, and what to gift those difficult-to-buy-for family and friends. Organisation expert and influencer Nicola Lewis also joins us to share her top tips to ensure you feel a
The secrets online stores don't want you to know
With Black Friday and Christmas on the horizon, industry insider Luke Carthy joins us to share his tips to help you secure a better bargain. In this episode we learn tricks that could help you change the way shop forever and some handy hints that could save you plenty of cash.***An example of the email hack mentioned by Luke: first.lastname@gmail.com becomes firs.tlastname@gmail.com ***Liste
Is all ultra-processed food bad for you?
Should you write-off all ultra-processed food as unhealthy and leave it at that? Some are linked to poor health, but we've found that the range of foods is broad and that some do have a place in a healthy diet.In this episode we hear about the foods you can eat - in moderation - and the healthy swaps you can make as part of your daily routine.
How Which? led the campaign for better online safety
Which? has long campaigned for greater protections for consumers from online fraudsters, and our research has regularly highlighted the detriment consumers suffer due to online fraud on unregulated online platforms. In this special episode we hear how Which? worked tirelessly to influence the new Online Safety Bill, meaning online platforms will be required to prevent and quickly remove harmful on
Be Scam Safe: how to spot a scam
This week Which? experts are appearing across BBC TV & Radio to give advice as part of the BBC's 'Be Scam Safe' campaign. To mark the occasion we're giving you the chance to hear a previous episode from our Get Answers series, giving advice on how best to spot fraudulent activity and the best things to do to protect yourself from falling victim.Sign up to our free weekly Scam Alert service her
Supermarket secrets REVEALED - Get Answers
Throughout September we're bringing you special episodes as we hear from brilliant guests with amazing insider knowledge on how best to save you money. In this episode we speak to Britain's Coupon Kid as he reveals the tactics used by supermarkets to get us to spend more, and the best ways you can shop for less.Read our latest guide to the cheapest supermarkets & sign up to our free Money
The things you MUST do when buying a home - Get Answers
Throughout September we're bringing you special episodes as we hear from brilliant guests with amazing insider knowledge on how best to save you money. Today we're joined by property expert and developer Marta de Sousa as she shares her top tips on what to do when buying a property, and what might happen next for the mortgage market. Read our latest guide on what's happening to house prices &
Will renewables mean CHEAPER energy bills? - Get Answers
Throughout September we're bringing you special episodes as we hear from brilliant guests with amazing insider knowledge on how best to save you money. Today we're joined by Molly Lempriere, Policy Editor at news site Carbon Brief. She explains why bills have risen, whether moving to renewable energy sources could see our bills drop, and share tips and advice on how we can improve green crede
The ULTIMATE holiday hacks - Get Answers
We kick off a month of special episodes as we hear from brilliant guests with amazing insider knowledge on how best to save you money. Today we're joined by Chelsea Dickenson, the founder of Cheap Holiday Expert, as she shares her top tips on how to spend less on holiday.Stay tuned for great advice on how to get the cheapest flights, the best seats on a plane, and how a travel pillow could help yo
Should we be worried about artificial intelligence? - Which? Shorts
With the technology never far from the headlines, we explain how ChatGPT and AI bots really work, and explain whether they could eventually prove to be a friend or foe? Read more about our submission of evidence to the Science and Technology Committee on the governance of artificial intelligence & sign up to our free newsletters.
How to make greener choices - Which? Shorts
We explore how to cut through the marketing noise to choose brands and products that take sustainability seriously.Check out our sustainable living advice hub & sign up to our free sustainability newsletter.Why not check out our other podcasts too? Find the Which? Money podcast here.
Locked out: how your bank could wrongly close your account - Which?
While fraudsters seem to have no trouble accessing our details, we meet the people who have had their accounts closed with little or no explanation and through no fault of their own. We also hear how they can stop you banking elsewhere, and the impact this has had on those who have fallen victim.Sign up to our free weekly Money newsletter.
What's next for energy bills? - Get Answers
In the sixth and final episode of our mini-series helping you get the answers you need to life's everyday questions, we share our expert advice on the things you can do to lower your energy usage.We discuss the future of the energy price cap, learn about the support available to help promote energy efficiency, and answer your questions from social media.Read more on the energy price cap & sign
How can I travel for less? - Get Answers
In the fifth episode of our mini-series helping you get the answers you need to life's everyday questions, we hear how you can save on the regular journeys you make each day.We discuss the best way to buy a rail ticket, learn why bus travel is more affordable than it has been for a long time, and answer your questions from social media. Read more on the best ways to save on travel in 2023Like what
What can I do about the rising cost of childcare? - Get Answers
In the fourth episode of our mini-series helping you get the answers you need to life's everyday questions, our experts make you aware of the free support your child could be entitled to.We also discuss the free things you can do with the kids, explain how government funded support schemes are changing, and answer your questions from social media.Read 11 ways to cut your childcare costs & chec
Can I save money on my food shopping? - Get Answers
In the third episode of our Get Answers mini-series helping you get answers you need to life's everyday questions, we share tricks and tips to help reduce the cost of your weekly shop.We also investigate 'shrinkflation', reveal which supermarket has been crowned our cheapest supermarket for the twelfth month in a row, and answer your questions from social media. Read what supermarkets and shops ar
How do you spot a scam? - Get Answers
In the second episode of our Get Answers mini-series helping you get the answers you need to life's everyday questions, we take a closer look at the tactics used by fraudsters.We compare scams to discover similarities in criminal behaviour, hear how the Online Safety Bill could crackdown on illegal behaviour, and answer your questions from social media.Read how to spot and protect yourself from sc
What should I do about my mortgage? - Get Answers
In the first of our Get Answers mini-series helping you get the answers you need to life's everyday questions, we assess your options as uncertainty continues in the mortgage market.We look at whether now is the time to fix your mortgage deal, what to do if you can't afford your monthly repayments, and answer your questions from social media.Check out our mortgage repayment calculator & sign u
Are smart motorways here to stay? - Which? Shorts
This week we’re getting behind the wheel to take a closer look at smart motorways.The government recently announced no new smart motorways will be built, but with some already under construction, and plenty others in operation, they aren’t going anywhere soon.Sign up to one of our free weekly newsletters.
Does whitening toothpaste actually work?
When you brush your teeth, do you ever stop to consider if your toothpaste is actually doing what it claims to be capable of on the tube? Teeth whitening toothpastes are as popular as ever, with influencers pushing products that claim to enhance your smile, look further and the science may be less than solid.In this week’s Which? Investigates, we dig into those claims, ask whether these products a
The new phone hacking scandal - Which? Shorts
We hear how a stolen mobile could result in an empty bank account.Sign up to one of our free weekly newsletters.
Is our food safe to eat?
Everytime you head to the supermarket, take a trip to your local restaurant, or simply open the fridge, you should be confident that the food you’re about to eat is safe to consume. But 10 years since horse meat was found in beefburgers and ready meals in the UK our high food standards are increasingly at risk and being taken for granted.In this week’s Which? Investigates we take a look at why we’
Are fuel prices higher than they should be?
Filling up your vehicle can be an expensive business, but does it need to cost quite as much as it does? Prices have fallen since the record highs seen immediately after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, but many experts believe the price per litre should have fallen further.In this week’s Which? Investigates we take a look at the factors propping up forecourt prices, hearing how the price of wholesal
Is it nul point for Eurovision accommodation?
The Eurovision Song Contest is the biggest TV entertainment show in the world. With this year’s event being hosted in the UK on behalf of last year’s winner’s Ukraine, we hear how fans from across the continent have been battling with popular demand, high prices, and cancellations in order to find somewhere to stay in this year’s host city of Liverpool. In this week’s Which? Investigates we l
Murky world of app stores - Which? Shorts
This week we’re delving into the shady world of apps.Chances are we have plenty downloaded on our mobile, you likely downloaded one to listen to this podcast, but how much do you know about what some of them could be doing to your device, and more importantly, our data.Sign up to our free tech newsletter.
Why you could pay more and get less with online travel agents - Which? Shorts
With the Easter Holidays approaching, we’re hearing why you should perhaps think twice before booking your next trip away through an online travel agent.We’ll also learn why you shouldn’t be tempted by the headline price for flights on some booking sites.Read more about our best and worst package holiday providers.
Could a fraudster steal my deposit?
Buying a house or moving into a new home should be an exciting moment in anyone’s life, but as with all aspects of society, this major live event is being infiltrated by fraudsters, keen to make a quick getaway with your hard earned cash. In this Which? investigation we’ll be hearing how the property market could be vulnerable to scammers, with some would-be buyers losing huge sums of money throug
Will you fall victim to package holiday roulette?
How much time do you spend when booking a holiday? There’s plenty to consider; the destination, how you’ll get there, and of course where you’ll stay. But what happens when the accommodation you actually booked isn’t where you end up staying…In this Which? Investigation we’ll hear why those booking a package holiday could see their hotel booking changed even after they’ve stepped onto their flight
Investigating the rise of private parking fines - Which? Shorts
This week we’re hearing about the car sharks, investigating a rise in private parking fines, and explaining how to appeal if you get a ticket.Read our advice on how to appeal a parking ticket or sign up to one of our free newsletters.
Will tech eventually outsmart us?
It’s the plot to many a science fiction movie, technology rising up and taking charge of the planet. But could that actually become a reality in the not too distant future?In this Which? Investigation we look at how technology is evolving, how our devices are increasingly ‘smart’, and whether the current rate of development can continue forever?Sign up to our free tech newsletter here.
One year on: how has the war in Ukraine impacted our household bills?
Since the conflict started in Ukraine, our bills have soared. Energy bills reached levels unheard of previously, food prices rocketed, and inflation is still way above government targets. But exactly how much have the consequences of the war squeezed our finances, and what might happen next?In this Which? investigation we look at how the price for things like electricity, gas, food and other essen
High-street coffee caffeine lottery - Which? Shorts
This week we hear how new research from Which? has found huge differences in the amount of caffeine in popular hot drinks at high-street coffee shops.Read more about our research here and you can also sign-up to our free newsletters.
Why is it so hard to book a GP appointment?
The NHS is never far from the headlines. Record waiting times and debates over funding have been front and centre of the story for years, but for many people the wait to see their local doctor is the issue they feel most passionately about. In this Which? Investigation we’ll talk to frontline doctors, health professions, and others with a unique insight to take a look at the factors that have
Are cheap holidays a thing of the past?
2023 is here, and with it comes that ever growing urge to look ahead at where you might like to explore later in the year. But with new Which? research finding the cost of holidaying on the rise, where are the best places to go to get more for your money?In this Which? investigation we take a look at the factors pushing up prices, ask whether there are still good deals to be had, as well as hearin
Are plane seats getting smaller? - Which? Shorts
Think back to the last time you were on a plane, did it feel like there was less space than the last time you'd boarded an aircraft?This week Laura Sanders to take us through her recent investigation which left her with that shrinking feeling…You can sign-up to our free newsletters here.
Christmas special: your questions answered!
The hosts of the Which? Investigates, Which? Money & Which? Shorts podcasts team up with our experts to answer some of your burning questions.They cover everything from insulation to savings rates, holiday recommendations to smart devices and more...Got a question you want us to answer, email us on podcasts@which.co.ukRead more of our energy saving tips & grants available & sign up to
Can you cut the cost of Christmas dinner?
Can you cook dinner in an airfryer to save yourself some money? Is the traditional turkey centrepiece a thing of the past? And how much has our festive food changed over the last hundred years?In this Which? investigation we take a look at how our Christmas eating habits are changing. We'll also be lifting the lid on some of our intensive testing here at Which? to reveal the best value products, a
Are fraudsters ruining football?
While many issues have rightly been thrust into the spotlight as the men’s World Cup takes place in Qatar, there’s another which perhaps hasn’t made the headlines. As with all major events, be they sporting or otherwise, criminals are using all tactics possible to defraud fans of their hard earned cash.In this Which? Investigates we take a look at ticket fraud. We’ll hear from those who have lost
Why Black Friday deals aren't everything they seem - Which? Shorts
We hear how new Which? research has found those great sales offers might not be all they're cracked up to be.
Inside Amazon: who does Black Friday really benefit?
We’re fast approaching the busiest shopping period of the year. In just a few days Black Friday will mark the traditional start of the festive spending season, with billions spent on items over the few weeks between now and Christmas. But with so many of the sales moving online, how does the world’s biggest online retailer get ready to process millions of orders every single day?In this Which? inv
Bonus: Sustainable fashion & the secrets of Love Island
We give you a chance to hear our extended conversation from our Which? Investigates podcast as we chat to sustainable fashion campaigner Brett Staniland. He made a stand while appearing on the 2021 series of ITV show Love Island, refusing to wear the clothes provided by fast fastion retailer sponsoring the programme at the time.Here he explains why he made that decision, what he makes of the indus
Has fast fashion had its day?
How often do you buy new clothes? A new t-shirt here, a new pair of jeans there, and with the increase in popularity for online shopping, it’s never been easier. But have you ever stopped to think about the impact your purchases could be having on the planet? And what happens to your unloved clothes when they no longer prove fit for purpose?In this Which? Investigation we’re taking on the world of
Can we reduce our tech waste mountain?
We all use technology every single day. From phones to computers, smartwatches and more, they are a key part of our everyday lives. But what do you do when it comes to replacing them? Do you repair them, recycle them, or, like most of us, simply throw them away?In this investigation we look at huge impact our thirst for technology has on the planet, before switching our focus to the challenges we
Why are we so wasteful with our food?
After our previous episode looked at the food we eat, this time we take a deep dive into the impact our food waste mountain could be having on the planet. With the UK throwing away around 10 million tonnes of food every year, more than any other nation in Europe, we ask what we can do to stop our compulsion to waste. We also explore which foods are the worst offenders when it comes to deadly
Will we ever get our diet right?
In an era of ‘superfoods’ and ‘miracle diets’ we take a look at the foods we eat every single day, examining the changes we could make for the better, and investigating when healthy doesn’t necessarily mean good for you. We also unpack how much we really know about the foods we’re eating, how marketing and unethical advertising could be leading to a health crisis, and what the wider consequen
Is the propety market about to crash?
It’s the question on everybody’s lips, whether they be a potential buyer, or a would-be seller. With the Cost of Living crisis continuing and inflation on the rise, we take a look at the latest predictions for house prices and what factors could influence any major changes to the market.We also examine why so few properties have been built in the UK over the last decade, and explore what can be do
How did crypto go mainstream?
Marketed as a new way to pay, a step into an exciting future, or a way of taking back control against governments and financial institutions - cryptocurrency has become a rapid growth market for societies across the world.But how have we got here? In this Which? Investigation we discover how despite social media being awash with celebrities endorsing these new digital currencies, they’re anything
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