Food Labels: UK food labelling may leave shoppers unaware of unhealthy products: a study found front-of-pack traffic lights identified just 48.2% of products classed as unhealthy, compared with more than 98% of ultra-processed foods under the Eatwell Guide measure. Sunbed Safety: Advertising watchdog CAP is cracking down on sunbed claims that beds are safe or treat health conditions, warning that such claims could downplay cancer risks and deter people from seeking medical advice. Smarter Supermarket Swaps: A Which? survey found some expensive branded cereals contain more sugar and less fibre than own-brand alternatives, prompting experts to recommend supermarket swaps. Cash at Checkout: Nearly three in 10 people surveyed said they had been unable to pay in a shop because it did not accept a method they could use. The Post Office says 90% of retailers’ payment-disruption plans do not include cash as a backup. Pet-care Costs: A new UK platform lists more than 6,800 veterinary practices and offers price comparisons and booking, amid concerns that pet owners struggle to compare treatment costs and practice credentials. Forever Chemicals: Levels of two toxic PFAS chemicals in England’s rivers have fallen by nearly a third in a decade, but the Environment Agency says thousands of other PFAS remain in use and need better monitoring.