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Dressing trendy teenagers, Portas pilot towns, daffodils

Winifred Robinson discusses the cost of clothing trendy teenagers, and more consumer news.

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Injectable tanning drugs

Why some clinics ban IVF drugs bought in supermarkets; Is buy-to-let a good investment?

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Skin-lightening creams, betting shops, parental locks

Peter White talks to gamblers about high-stakes fixed odds gaming machines.

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Dangerous Mail

Why Royal Mail destroyed a cycle helmet, and the electric buses that charge themselves.

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Call You and Yours: Help to Buy. Any help?

The Help to Buy scheme has been extended, but will it help you buy a house or move home?

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Co-Operative Funeralcare apologises for failing to embalm bodies

DIY divorces you can complete online, and iBeacon software hits the UK.

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Coeliac Disease

Consumer news with Peter White.

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Restoration levy for historic buildings

The extra charge on theatre tickets which maintains historic buildings like the Apollo.

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Call You and Yours: Supermarkets - is it about trust or value?

With Winifred Robinson. Is where we choose to shop based on trust, price or convenience?

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Rail links, Cancer claims, Free insulation

Consumer news, including the man fined for claiming he could cure cancer.

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27/03/2014

Winifred Robinson has an exclusive report into doctor staffing in the NHS at weekends.

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Pensions, Panels and Ed Reardon's Sandal

Solar panel problems, and Peter White meets Ed Reardon (as played by Christopher Douglas).

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What happens to a stray dog when you hand it over to the council?

New financial products to cover care costs in later years.

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Call You and Yours: Buying on credit

Are we still too reliant on consumer debt? Consumer phone-in with Winifred Robinson.

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Smart meters, Olympic park reopens

Winifred Robinson on smart meters and the most complained about energy company.

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Health and social care review, fake parking fines and handbags

News and discussion of consumer affairs

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Energy switching schemes; Saving on cars; Indoor gardens

How to save thousands when buying a new car, and assessing collective energy switching.

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Power bills and buses

Consumer news with Winifred Robinson. Record numbers complain about their energy company.

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Call You and Yours: Are you overweight by nature?

Consumer phone-in. Winifred Robinson discusses if being overweight is genetic.

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Student finance, Credit cards, Repairing gadgets

Why an error left a student in debt for a course he can't afford to finish.

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Charging your energy company a late payment fee

Why banks use automated calls to warn customers about suspicious account activity.

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Online car fraud, the joy of potholes, conquering coal

Peter White on how cars that don't exist cost the UK 拢18 million pounds last year.

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14/04/2014

Consumer news with Winifred Robinson. Bookies to be reined in by newly empowered councils.

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Call You and Yours: GP Service

How good a service are you receiving from your GP? Call or email Winifred Robinson.

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Student finance, Letting agents, Sex toys

The students who lose their loan or grant part way through a course.

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Ghost gazumping, Pre-pay energy meters, Super-rats

Hear how sellers are asking more for properties, even after agreeing to final offers.

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McKenzie Friend, Holiday insurance, 4D scans

Consumer news with Peter White. What is a McKenzie Friend, and why do you need one?

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Britain's apprenticeship revolution - is it delivering?

Are apprenticeships delivering on tackling the persistent youth unemployment problem?

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Call You and Yours: Who Would Be a Teacher?

Who would be a teacher? Call You and Yours and share your point of view.

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Term time holiday ad banned

An advert for a family holiday that can only be taken during term time is banned.

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