System do develop leaks mate but they are usually slow and lose pressure over time.
If the pressure loss is over night mate its most likely the expansion vessel.
Initially the pressure loss is because the diaphram develops a pin hole and the system water passes through it to the air side. You then top it up and it happens again. Eventually the air side of the expansion vessel gets full up and the PRV ( pressure relief valve) will let go to allow the pressure out.
Its just expansion as the system heats up and that has to go somewhere, hence the expansion vessel. Its pretty standard heating stuff mate and no biggy. Dont get stressed with it.
Replace the expansion vessel in the boiler or add another to the system.
One consideration as you have had new double rads fitted is that the system volume is now too much for the size of expansion vessel in the boiler but you could google your boiler model and see how much volume it can take.
Then you have to look at total number of rads and the size of them and see what that volume adds up to. Then if its close consider the pipework.
But lets not get ahead of ourselves, just a point to consider.
Where are you located ?