Europe's wildfires and travel insurance

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As wildfires continue to sweep across parts of Europe, we look at what it means for holidaymakers. If you're travelling to an affected area, what are your rights, and what will your travel insurance cover? Are young people really worse off than previous generations when it comes to jobs, finances and getting on the property ladder? New research from the Institute for Fiscal Studies for the BBC, suggests that people in their twenties are facing one of the toughest starts to adult life in almost half a century. We examine the findings and what they mean. With the new school term fast approaching, we speak to parents about the cost of uniforms and share practical information on the grants available. And there's been a major change in British politics, with Andy Burnham appointed Prime Minister. In his first speech in the job, he promised voters more 'breathing space' when it comes to their finances. But what could an Andy Burnham government mean for your wallet? If you have a story or experience you want to share email cfb@bbc.co.uk