Cookie policy at a glance

Cookies are small files saved on your browser or mobile device when you visit the website. They store information such as your language, region and session details. This helps the site remember your settings and keep your experience consistent.

We use cookies to understand how people use our services, monitor traffic, and improve performance. This includes pages visited, time on page and similar usage trends. Cookies do not access other files, apps or content on your device. Optional cookies may collect limited personal data, such as an IP address or a cookie ID, to improve security and analytics.

We may also use similar technologies like pixels or SDKs that follow the same privacy rules. Non-essential technologies are used only if you consent, in line with UK GDPR and PECR requirements.

• Session cookies: Temporary cookies that are deleted when you close your browser. They keep you logged in and help the site function securely during your visit.
• Persistent cookies: Remain for a set period. They remember your preferences and help keep the website reliable across visits. They may support security and fraud prevention.
• Analytical cookies: Help us understand how the website is used and which pages perform well. They may be set by us or trusted partners and are used only after you agree.

All these cookies are used to make your experience more convenient and to personalise content where appropriate.

You can control most cookies through your browser settings at any time. You can also withdraw consent for optional cookies whenever you choose.

Actions you can take:

• Delete cookies already stored in your browser.
• Block all cookies or block third-party cookies.
• Set your browser to ask before a cookie is stored.
• Clear cookies on exit or limit how long they are kept.
• Use browser add-ons to disable analytics or marketing technologies.
• Manage Flash cookie storage using the Adobe Flash Player settings manager.

Note: If you block all cookies, some features may not work, such as logging in, remembering your preferences or processing payments. On mobile, cookie controls are found in your device browser settings.

Flash cookies, also known as Local Shared Objects, can store settings for media features. You can configure them in the Adobe Flash Player settings manager, including permissions, storage limits and security options.

If you block all cookies, including Flash cookies, some website functions may not work as expected. This can affect language preferences, media playback and auto-login.