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Why increasing numbers of disabled people are having their benefits cut

The disabled claimants having their benefits reduced.

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Call You and Yours; Was a grammar school place your ticket to a better life?

Could grammar schools be the answer to the decline in upward social mobility?

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Switching Energy Providers and the Rise of the Food Assembly

Cuts to the time it takes to change energy provider. And a new way to buy local produce.

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eBay's restricted items and Wonga's compensation

Banned goods found on eBay and Wonga struggles to compensate customers.

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Twin Peaks Convention; Legal Aid cuts; Vet fees

Are cuts to legal aid denying people justice? Plus the rise of the fan festival.

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Horses on Housing Estates; The UK Bicycle Industry; Unlimited 3G

Mobile phone customers with no 3G service and Billy the Horse kept in a garden in Bradford

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Call You and Yours: Have you struggled with loneliness and what have you done about it?

Have you struggled with loneliness or managed to work with it?

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NHS complaints; Colouring books for adults; Murderous addresses

Who hears healthcare complaints? Plus would you buy a house that's the scene of a murder?

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Supermarket Chickens; Fixed Odd Betting; Global Moving Systems

Report names supermarkets selling 'dirty chicken'; and a crackdown on fixed odd betting.

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Unicom, Toys for Girls, Autographs

Unicom: An MP raises concerns about the telecoms company and the ombudsman system.

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Hidden Uni Costs; Help to Downsize; Cutting-edge Cinema

Are university students getting value for money?

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Call You and Yours: Are we obsessed with getting the best deal?

Have we become obsessed with getting the best deal?

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Care 'Auction'; Heated Clothes; Violent Images in Shops

A look at the councils putting people in need of care up for 'auction'.

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Venice's battle with pull-along luggage; the longest switch; Supermarket price wars

The two-year switch to a new energy company, and Venice's battle with wheelie suitcases.

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Pensions; Pubs; Supermarket politeness

More investigations into pension mis-selling. Plus pubs that grow their own produce.

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Battle for the Countryside; Green Deal; School Publishing

Should there be better regulation of traffic in areas of natural beauty?

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Call You and Yours: Are you struggling with the cost of living?

Consumer phone-in. Are you struggling with the cost of living?

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Oculus Rift; Heating Oil; Bailiff Trouble

Winifred Robinson tries out the latest frontier of gaming, Oculus Rift.

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'Christmas' payday lenders; live music venues; unwanted charity freebies

Payday loan companies warn against Christmas lenders. Live music venues facing closure.

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Green Deal, Empty Shops, Loneliness

Another Green Deal offer is snapped up, more empty shops and why is loneliness a UK issue?

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Selling Care Homes; Nuisance Calls; Free-from Foods

Are private equity firms suitable owners for care homes?

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Call You and Yours: Do people treat you differently when you're older?

With Winifred Robinson. Do people treat you differently when you are older?

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Calderstones, Christmas Dinners and Family Department Stores

Consumer news, including an interview with Dermot Nolan, head of energy regulator Ofgem.

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Delivery delays; Audi problem; 'Gripe sites' censored

Christmas delivery delays, Audi oil consumption, and Facebook removal of 'gripe site'.

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Broadband Adverts, Smart Meters, Christmas Markets

Ads for broadband deals, how good are smart meters, and are Christmas markets worth it?

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Pop Up Shops, Home Care Costs, Party Wall Disasters

The small, seasonal shops that are turning out to be retail engines.

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Call You and Yours

Could charging for A&E persuade people who use it unnecessarily to get help elsewhere?

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Why are there so many unwanted dogs?

Why are there so many unwanted dogs in the UK, and how are they rehomed safely?

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The big brands that try to be a force for good

The good deeds done by big brands: window dressing or a genuine attempt to help?

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29/12/2014

Christmas rail disruption, pet travel scheme, nostalgia, and complaints handling.

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