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Thank you for everyone's input and help. I've sorted the wiring out and the cooker and hob work now. Many thanks again

Someone who works for a company but will do private jobs of a evening or weekend

Looking at the size of the wire it is from the lighting circuit

I paid an electrician to wire it in. He did it as a foreigner so he won't be able to come back until the weekend. I've got a 3 year old and a 4 week old so being with out a oven and hob is s**t. I appreciate everyone's help and I have a better idea today than yesterday

Listening to what people have said. If I move 13 and 14 on the neutral bar and I move it to 20 and 21 that should solve the problem

Yes I have used all the lights.

Here you go Would the green circles cause the trip

So just got home and checked the CU everything is wired up as it should. Could it be damage to the cable

Thanks everyone for your help, will let you know how I get on

Hi John, yes it has a separate socket on it, and when something is plugged into it, it trips

Yes it has to RCD's and both of them trip when load is put onto the cooker/hob circuit

Could I also prove it by wiring in a temp supply from the CU to the hob and see if it trips

I have had a new consumer unit fitted to replace my old baker light fuse wire one. Since it has been fitted the double oven and separate hob are tripping the RCD (both are wired through the same isolator) I have disconnected the oven and tried to use the hob and vice versa and both still trip...