Your rights about package holidays.

Rules on the labelling of foods, medicines and other products.

Includes information about the rights of working parents and carers to time off, pay and to work flexibly. Includes adoption leave and pay.

Your right to have a say in the way your child is brought up. Includes decisions about where they live, choosing schools, medical treatment, and their religion. Parental responsibility can be held by a person other than a parent of the child and is not automatically granted to unmarried fathers.

Includes information on all aspects of caring for and bringing up children, including legal rights and responsibilities of the child's parents and legal guardians.

Information about the conditional release of prisoners who have served a certain amount of their prison sentence.

Your rights to correct treatment and care.

Your right to pay under your employment contract; the national minimum wage and the national living wage; what can be deducted from your pay; and your right to equal pay.

Occupational pensions from your employer, your personal pension and the stakeholder pension scheme. For state retirement pensions see 'retirement pensions'.

Your rights to compensation if someone has caused you a physical or mental injury.

Information about pet welfare. Includes the law about dog fouling and dangerous dogs. Includes the rules about quarantine and pet passports when you bring pets into the UK.

Your rights about being photographed by paparazzi and the use of photographs that you have taken.

The rules relating to buildings and other monuments. Includes your rights about planning applications and change-of-use procedures.

Your rights when dealing with plumbers, heating engineers, and other gas or electrical services in your home.

Your rights with regard to police investigations, arrest and detention at the police station, prosecution, sentencing, and imprisonment.

How you can make complaints against the police. It explains the complaints procedure.

Your rights about the police. Includes police powers to stop and search you, or to enter your property.

The laws regulating levels of pollution. Information about the amount of pollution in your area, and its impact. Includes air and water pollution, and contaminated land.

Your rights about using postal services, and information about Royal Mail.