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Is our demand for cheap food in supermarkets damaging farmers, small businesses and the people that work for them? The competition commission recognised there were problems in the supply chain and appointed a Grocery Code Adjudicator, who can fine supermarkets if they don't treat their suppliers fairly. The problem is, the adjudicator can only look at the direct suppliers - the people further down the chain have very little protection.

Would you eat a lasagne pizza? Are foods like this a crime? Nisha Katona is a purist when it comes to her food - no Chicken Tikka flavoured Blackpool rock for her. But food historian Dr Annie Gray, who has on occasion enjoyed a creme egg and spam toastie, says it's just snobbery and should eat whatever combinations we like.

Port Isaac is a fishing village on the North Cornish coast. It was quaint and best-known for being near Rock and Padstow. Until ten years ago when Martin Clunes turned up - called it Port Wenn and started filming the ITV series Doc Martin. Now coachloads of tourists turn up - and the village economy has changed. But what do the locals make of the turnaround. Our reporter Melanie Abbott has been finding out.

The government wants more housing benefit claimants to live in private rented accommodation. It was supposed to be a way of dealing with the declining social housing stock in the UK, and a way of strengthening links between local authorities and private landlords. But, according to a report released today by the Chartered Institute of Housing, private landlords are becoming more reluctant to let to claimants. Earlier this year the National Landlords Association called on homelessness charities to do more to help vulnerable tenants.

No doubt plenty of you spend a fair bit of time shouting at the radio. But does it listen?
Well 麻豆社 Research and Development - that's the boffins to you and me - are working on broadcasts which change their scripts based on the location of the listener. It doesn't matter where you live, your own local landmarks - even the weather near you - will appear in the story. It's called Perceptive Radio and you can find out more by logging on to Futurebroadcasts.com

Figures from the Financial Ombudsman Service show which financial institutions and products are attracting the most complaints. And big, it seems is not beautiful. Over the last six-months Lloyds Banking Group received around 58,000 complaints, while - for example, Sainsbury's Bank received 45 complaints in the same period. So have the smaller institutions just had a good six months or are they better at dealing with customers fairly.