Parents are being warned of illegal car seats that are still being sold 10 years after they were first recalled.

Illegal car seats are still being sold online a decade after they were first identified as failing to meet safety standards, a watchdog has warned.

An investigation by Which? reveals illegal and unsafe children's car seats, known as 'killer car seats,' continue to be sold on major online platforms like eBay, Shein, and Wish.

Car seats being sold online in the UK are putting children's lives at risk, according to Which? The consumer watchdog says ...

Which? has found illegal car seats still being sold on online marketplaces a decade after it first found similar models on ...

Illegal car seats are still being sold online a decade after they were first identified as failing to meet safety standards, ...

Illegal car seats for babies and children are still being sold by online retailers ten years after safety firms issued ...

The products, previously dubbed "killer car seats" by Buckinghamshire and Surrey Trading Standards, include safety defects, such as the failure to have one central point of release for the harness ...

A new Which? investigation has found illegal car seats still being sold on online marketplaces including eBay, Little Dreams, ManoMano, Shein and Wish, 10 years after the consumer champion first ...

Stuart Howarth, a car seat safety advisor at Good Egg Safety, which campaigns on child safety, told BBC News he had seen a ...