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09/08/2012

Why the bank account you pay for may not deliver the product you thought.

• 41 mins

Payday loan fine, Olympic PR and the TVs of the future

How other nations are using the London Olympics to promote themselves.

• 41 mins

Pay for a day, free entry all year

Who really wins from tourist attractions offering 'free' annual passes?

• 41 mins

Call You and Yours: Sunday Opening Hours

Should the relaxation of Sunday trading laws for the Olympics be made permanent?

• 41 mins

Automatic car insurance renewal, and recovering from locked-in syndrome

When automatic car insurance renewal goes wrong, and recovering from locked-in syndrome.

• 41 mins

Unfair and inefficient - why is the university clearing system so slow to improve?

Does university clearing provide students with what they need? A ban on smoking in parks.

• 41 mins

Tickets for the Paralympics, sport for older people and housing regeneration

Tickets for the Paralympic Games, sport for older people, and housing regeneration.

• 41 mins

20/08/2012

Is prison the place for inmates with severe physical disabilities? With Julian Worricker.

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Call You and Yours: Value for money in higher education

Consumer phone-in with Julian Worricker. How to get value for money in higher education.

• 41 mins

Complaints about solicitors published online

Solicitor complaints, energy companies profiting unfairly, and pet owners' flea problems.

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A New Coffee Chain Launches & Energy Bill Increases

A new coffee chain launches, energy bill increases, and falling in love with French wine.

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Alcohol at petrol stations, Sibelius software, car insurance and Nespresso.

Successful high streets, Nespresso coffee and alcohol at petrol stations. With Peter White

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Young People and the Modern Media

Social media for 4-year-olds, a new magazine for teens and 13-year-olds reading erotica.

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Tackling the obesity problem

What more should be done to ensure we eat healthily?

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How do you rate your cinema?

Winifred Robinson: How green were the 2012 games?; taxi booking apps; what fish we eat.

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Payday Loans and Identity Fraud

Consumer news with Winifred Robinson. Are payday lenders doing rigorous enough checks?

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Paralympic travel, tackling chuggers and banned sports supplements

New rules to protect us from 'chuggers', and how should we describe Paralympians?

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Texting for free, phonies on Twitter and new national parks.

Texting for free, spotting fakes on Twitter, and a row over new national parks.

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Will the Paralympics challenge negative stereotypes around disability?

Will the Paralympic Games make a difference in attitudes towards people with a disability?

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Buying a new car, new financial advice rules and half-price supermarket wine

Buying a new car, new financial advice rules and half-price supermarket wine.

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The boss of the CQC, paying for parking, and buying property abroad

The new Care Quality Commission boss gives his first interview. With Winifred Robinson.

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Leisure provision and council cuts, Paralympics, new tech devices and crayfish

Peter White reveals how many local councils have cut back on sport.

• 41 mins

Pre-teen entrepreneurs, inflated vets bills and cut-throat competition between barbers

Pre-teen entrepreneurs, inflated vets bills and cut-throat competition between barbers.

• 55 mins

Call You and Yours: Volunteering

How can we turn the Olympic spirit of participation into a lasting legacy of volunteering?

• 55 mins

Computers made easy & the Olympic transport legacy

Winifred Robinson looks at computers made easy, the Olympic transport legacy and telegrams

• 53 mins

Claiming back care home fees, and is FairTrade chocolate a con?

Claiming care home fees, designing disability products, and is FairTrade chocolate a con?

• 55 mins

14/09/2012

Consumer news show. Peter White speaks to the boss of Monarch Airlines.

• 55 mins

17/09/2012

Proposed changes to way private car parks are run, and the rise of bedbugs.

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Call You and Yours: Employment Law

Who should benefit from employment law - the employer or employee? With Shari Vahl.

• 55 mins

Car thefts, false advertising and local currencies

As Bristol finally launches its own pound, we hear whether local currencies really work.

• 53 mins