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Free hearing aids, fake handbags and the board game cafe

The new frontier of board games - meet the game gurus.

• 56 mins

Telecare and doorstep fraud

Are technologies like telecare and telehealth the future of care at home?

• 56 mins

Passports; Pensions; Pork Products

More passport delays, new pension problems and the demise of the high street butcher.

• 56 mins

Call You and Yours: What Makes Us Happy?

Phone-in show on happiness. Should public money be spent making us happier?

• 55 mins

Top Gear's James May goes electric

Top Gear petrolhead James May tells us why he has bought an electric car. With Peter White

• 30 mins

Access to Work

The websites that charge to find you a payday loan and Access to Work.

• 56 mins

English sparkling wine; Tax credit debts; Recycling confusion.

How English sparkling wine is finally giving champagne a run for its money.

• 56 mins

Cold calls, Country and Western, Fast e-cars

Why cold calls could be a fishing trip for your information, and are e-cars a racing cert?

• 56 mins

Call You and Yours: Should we pay for using the NHS?

Should you be paying for some NHS services, and what would you pay for?

• 55 mins

The in-house energy company debt collection services that aren't what they seem

Peter White investigates how energy companies use in-house debt collection services.

• 26 mins

Wedding Dress Secrecy; Phone Theft and ITRA

Top secret dresses: Why wedding shops are keeping it confidential.

• 56 mins

Timeshare Misery; Seaside Tourism Boom; Rating NHS Services

Seaside tourism is bucking the recession, expanding and providing more employment.

• 56 mins

Classic Cars, Care on the Continent and Graphology

Classic car cover, medical cover on holiday and what your handwriting says about you.

• 56 mins

Call You and Yours - Right to Die

Winifred Robinson answers calls on the right to die debate.

• 55 mins

Energy Savings; Y Cube Housing; Cath Kidston in Asia

MPs tell the goverment to reform 'gravely flawed' back-to-work benefit.

• 30 mins

School Holiday Hunger; Reform of Private Healthcare; The Truth About Surveys

What do children who normally get free school meals eat during the summer holidays?

• 56 mins

Affordable Housing; Care Home Costs; Is the End Nigh for the 拢1 Slot on Your Shopping Trolley?

Peter White on affordable housing and Morrisons scrapping its shopping trolley coin slots.

• 56 mins

Timeshare deals that last a lifetime and beyond

The Portas towns two years on.

• 56 mins

Call You and Yours: Fracking

As new licences are made available across the country, would you welcome fracking?

• 55 mins

Cheap Chicken; Portas Towns; Driverless Cars

How raw chicken is being bulked out with extra hidden water. With Winifred Robinson.

• 56 mins

Affordable homes, nuclear waste and space age make-up

Winifred Robinson asks why it is so difficult to build enough affordable homes in the UK.

• 56 mins

The New High Streets Minister; Broadband Cancellation Costs

Peter White asks the new minister for high streets how to better support small retailers.

• 56 mins

Telephone bank scams, Night-time economy, Smart meters

Winifred Robinson asks if it's time for the banks to repay the victims of telephone scams.

• 45 mins

Call You and Yours: Can you retire?

As we live longer and work more, do you think you will ever be able to retire?

• 45 mins

Supermarket price wars; More complaints about Unicom

Winifred Robinson on the curious case of the missing TalkTalk emails.

• 45 mins

Plain-packaged cigarettes; Patient Choice; Boots

Winifred Robinson asks if plain-packaged cigarettes could reduce rates of smoking.

• 45 mins

Superfast broadband; Beating Himalayan Balsam; Beer gardens

Peter White on the roll-out of superfast broadband and the invasion of Himalayan Balsam.

• 45 mins

Green Deal; Airline compensation; 拢1 homes

Winifred Robinson asks why the Green Deal Home Improvement Fund closed so suddenly.

• 42 mins

Call You and Yours: Do you drink too much?

Would warnings on wine and beer bottles help you to give up drinking before it harms you?

• 45 mins

University tuition costs; Green Deal chaos; New writing from people with dementia

Have tuition fees made university the preserve of the rich? With Winifred Robinson.

• 45 mins