Series 14

Angela meets the devastated neighbours left footing the bill for flats that fell into the ground, and the team investigate the energy switch you didn't want.

Rip Off Britain tackles the scam social media listings catching people out in search of a home to rent, and the shocking results of the team’s investigation into the scale of scam ads.

In this episode, the deaf movie lovers furious at the lack of captioned screenings, insurance companies and storm damage, and top tips from the country’s leading consumer experts.

Julia Somerville, Angela Rippon, and Gloria Hunniford meet the people pursued to pay debts racked up by someone else. Angela investigates what went wrong.

Julia meets brides-to-be who believed they’d done all they could to protect their wedding, but whose dream day went up in smoke, and lots of top-notch advice from our expert advice clinic.

Angela Rippon investigates the second hand cars with a secret history which could be putting you in danger. There is also an investigation into an online marketplace.

Gloria Hunniford hears the shocking story of a woman who lost one of the largest amounts of money the programme's ever reported on. Plus, the latest twist on Sim swap – the mobile phone takeover scam.

Rip Off Britain looks at people who spent thousands on a bold new venture only to be left with nothing to show for it. Plus parking tickets that ended up with a summons to court.

Featuring the family home devastated by floods of the very worst kind. Plus the green dreams that became expensive messes after the experts responsible got things wrong.

Including the new 'money flip' con that’s hitting social media with devastating consequences. And the latest on pet scams – it’s a problem that just won’t go away.

The fraud victims with nowhere to turn, including a bereaved mum trying to wrestle back control of her late son’s social media accounts from a scammer, and the woman whose bank had no number for her to report the scam that cost her thousands.

Angela Rippon dons a helmet and hits the streets to discover why eScooters are leaving some pedestrians feeling scared. And the small businesses ruined by crooks who hijacked their online listings to steal customers.

Julia Somerville, Gloria Hunniford and Angela Rippon hear from the families pushed to the brink by mould in their homes and who feel their complaints aren’t being heard.

Gloria Hunniford, Angela Rippon and Julia Somerville take on scammers, including the fraudsters taking out expensive phone contracts and leaving others to foot the bill.

Angela Rippon, Gloria Hunniford and Julia Somerville meet people whose homes have been put at risk through no fault of their own.

Is a new look and new name enough to transform how customers feel about one major delivery company? And the new communities left waiting months for developers to finish off the playgrounds and amenities they were promised.

Gloria Hunniford, Julia Somerville and Angela Rippon ask if the banks are acting fast enough when it comes to responding to fraud.

The no-win-no-fee cases that came with an expensive bill at the end, and the music festivals leaving some disabled people feeling excluded.

Gloria Hunniford, Julia Somerville and Angela Rippon hear how one man has been left paying a £48,000 mortgage, whilst someone else ran off with the money, all down to a mix-up at the banks.

Julia Somerville, Angela Rippon and Gloria Hunniford hear from the small business owners battling enormous energy bills and fighting for survival. And the official body whose delays are leaving people out of pocket and out of time. Also, there are problems solved in the Virtual Advice Clinic.