Politics

New 'Right to Repair' Laws to Cover All Major Household Electronics

The government is expanding 'right to repair' legislation to ensure manufacturers must provide spare parts and manuals for smartphones, laptops, and appliances....

By Victoria Langford

Published 11 May 2026·2 min read

New 'Right to Repair' Laws to Cover All Major Household Electronics

London Desk — Staff Photograph

The government is expanding 'right to repair' legislation to ensure manufacturers must provide spare parts and manuals for smartphones, laptops, and appliances.

London Desk

New 'Right to Repair' Laws to Cover All Major Household Electronics

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