Multiple outlets report that StubHub UK is fined and ordered to refund customers after regulators found the company does not show buyers the full price of tickets upfront. The BBC and The Guardian state that the UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) imposed a fine on StubHub UK for “hidden” ticket fees, often described as “drip pricing,” where additional charges are added later in the purchasing process rather than displayed at the start. The Financial Times and GOV.UK coverage indicate the CMA also orders refunds for affected customers. According to the BBC, StubHub UK’s fine is close to £900,000, while GOV.UK describes an additional penalty figure of £1.5 million. The reported enforcement centers on the requirement to present total ticket costs clearly, including fees, before consumers commit to a purchase. Across the sources, the action is framed as a compliance issue in how pricing information is presented online, with the regulator requiring financial remedies for customers who were charged more than the initial displayed price. The CMA order also reflects the regulator’s view that the pricing presentation could mislead consumers.