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What other 'little charges' exist?
Prime Minister Andy Burnham mentioned this initiative is part of tackling 'little charges that add up' for families. While the story focuses on airline seating, this suggests a broader government strategy. Other examples could include booking fees for events, charges for paper bills, or even certain bank fees, all of which can accumulate significantly over time.
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