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A look at the hidden cost of internet bargains
Websites could be banned from using premium rate helplines and loading hidden charges onto online bookings.
The move is among new measures being proposed to improve the rights of consumers.
The government says it wants the law updated to take account of changes in the way we buy goods and services.
Theo Leggett reports.
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