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14/02/2011

Consumer news with Winifred Robinson.

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15/02/2011

Is it time for a radical re-think of how and where we live?

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16/02/2011

Consumer news with Winifred Robinson.

• 53 mins

17/02/2011

Olympic Ticket fraud, healthy eating, self-storage.

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18/02/2011

Consumer news, including a change in the law on the sale of video games.

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21/02/2011

New timeshare protection, risks of a new hair treatment and our changing shopping habits.

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22/02/2011

Call You & Yours with Julian Worricker. How should we deal with our collective debt?

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23/02/2011

Consumer news with Winifred Robinson. North Yorkshire locals want to run bus services.

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24/02/2011

Consumer news with Winifred Robinson. Are some town centres in terminal decline?

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25/02/2011

Egypt's tourism industry; online music sites; parking charges; Peter White's desert trek.

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28/02/2011

Julian Worricker talks to Ron Gainsford, chief executive of Trading Standards Institute.

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01/03/2011

How much should the UK spend on overseas aid, on what and where? youandyours@bbc.co.uk.

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02/03/2011

Lloyd Grossman on hospital food, social care policy in Wales, Youth Hostel Association.

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03/03/2011

Why retirement flat operators are still charging exit fees despite an OFT warning.

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04/03/2011

Fuel surcharges, the art of complaining and parking in the future, with Peter White.

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07/03/2011

Consumer news with Julian Worricker including the West Coast rail franchise.

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08/03/2011

With Julian Worricker. How have rising transport costs affected you?

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09/03/2011

How much choice do we really get as NHS patients?

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10/03/2011

The British companies owed millions by the organisers of India's Commonwealth Games.

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11/03/2011

Hotel inspector Ruth Watson; ebook lending limits; Lego profits and footy shirt refunds.

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14/03/2011

Julian Worricker investigates why police dogs are costing taxpayers thousands of pounds.

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15/03/2011

Is the government doing enough to tackle alcohol abuse?

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16/03/2011

Winifred Robinson asks what the future holds for Britain's biggest care home operator.

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17/03/2011

Can tourism drive the recovery of the Irish economy? And biometrics on the High Street.

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18/03/2011

Dermot O'Leary on Red Nose Day; Richard Wilson on train journeys; Royal Wedding parties.

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21/03/2011

Sharmini Selvarajah examines universities are turning to former students to boost funding.

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22/03/2011

What should Chancellor George Osborne include in tomorrow's Budget?

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25/03/2011

Open Water Swimming and why Lego's profits are towering, with Peter White.

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28/03/2011

4G technology could raise billions for the Treasury but what's in it for the consumer?

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29/03/2011

Is this country able to deliver the Chancellor's vision for goods Made in Britain?

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