How can you 保護する against holiday 大混乱 this summer? This is Money podcast

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Just when you thought it was 安全な to go 支援する on holiday...

Britain descended into holiday 大混乱 this week, as 航空機によるs cancelled hundreds of flights, airports struggled to 対処する and even Eurostar ended up with a day of disruption.

For those who 苦しむd at the 手渡すs of 航空機による 大混乱, it was a 厳しい and 不公平な experience - with many of those travellers taking their first 地位，任命する-Covid trip abroad and others 長，率いるing off for what were meant to be celebratory family events.

Both 航空機によるs and airports let their 乗客s 負かす／撃墜する - after all, they knew how many would be travelling, as they'd all 調書をとる／予約するd tickets - and then got 伴う／関わるd in a finger-pointing 非難する game with the 政府.

On this week's podcast, Georgie 霜, Helen Crane and Simon Lambert discuss where the 非難する lies for the disruption, what people's 権利s are if their flights are cancelled and what we can all do to 保護する ourselves if we hope to go away over the summer.

Also on the podcast, the team talk about why some of the best mortgages are 現在／一般に 存在 申し込む／申し出d by lesser-known building societies and how long you'd have to wait for an electric car's lower 維持費s to 支払う／賃金 off.

And finally, from travel 大混乱 to energy 会社／堅い 失敗s: how did Bulb swing from telling someone they were 借りがあるd almost £2,000 and refunding them their cash when they moved, to 宣言するing six months later that the 顧客 now 借りがあるd Bulb almost £2,000?

Helen 会談 through a rece nt Crane on the 事例／患者, where Bulb seemingly decided Ofgem's one-year 支援する 法案ing 支配する didn't 適用する to it.