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TalkTalk Fibre 35 is an entry-level part-fibre (FTTC) broadband plan advertised from £26 a month on a 24-month contract, delivering around 38Mbps average download speeds. It runs over Openreach’s fibre-to-the-cabinet network, where fibre reaches a street cabinet and copper carries the connection into your home. For a small household that mainly browses, streams standard-definition to […]

Kanopy UK free streaming is a legitimate way to watch thousands of films and documentaries at no cost, funded by your local public library or university rather than a monthly subscription. You sign in with a library card, spend a monthly allowance of “tickets” on the titles you want, and watch with no adverts. There […]

Fuse Energy vs E.ON Next comes down to which type of deal you want: recent comparable tariff examples show Fuse Energy tends to hold the cheaper fixed deal, while E.ON Next is often cheaper on a variable or tracker plan. Neither is universally cheapest, so your household usage, region and how long you want price […]

Modified car insurance explained simply: it is cover designed for cars that have been changed from the manufacturer’s factory specification, whether that change is cosmetic or performance-related. A modification is any alteration that was not part of the car when it left the factory, including parts fitted by a dealer, a previous owner, or you. […]

100Mbps broadband is an ultrafast home internet service with average download speeds of around 100 megabits per second, and for most UK households it is more than enough. It comfortably handles 4K streaming on several screens at once, video calls for working from home, online gaming and a house full of smart devices. Ofcom classes […]

The energy price cap per kWh for a standard variable tariff paid by Direct Debit is 26.11 pence for electricity and 7.33 pence for gas, according to Ofgem, for the period 1 July to 30 September 2026. These per-unit rates are the part of the cap that limits what you pay, and they are the […]