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Italy’s highest court has sided with a luxury Dolomites hotel that denied tap water to a tourist, ruling the refusal was legal. The case hinges on a decades-old hospitality rule still enforced in Italian law.
Energy giant British Gas has agreed to a £20m redress fund after regulators found widespread misuse of forced prepayment meter installations. The settlement follows evidence of vulnerable households being targeted despite legal protections.
Thousands of disabled motorists will no longer face mandatory black box installations after Motability bowed to pressure from its user base. The reversal comes after months of complaints over privacy concerns and technical failures.
Filming without consent skyrockets as Meta’s Ray-Ban smart glasses hit record sales, exposing legal gaps and online abuse for victims. Police and lawmakers scramble to respond.