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Obesity strategy, Physiotherapy, Essay mills

Will manufacturers voluntarily cut sugar by 20 per cent in children's food and drinks?

• 45 mins

Tommee Tippee blenders, Urban beaches, Microsoft problems

Listeners' reports about shards of plastic left in baby food from a popular blender.

• 45 mins

Caged hens, Tiger stores, CD and vinyl box sets

Winifred Robinson looks at modern farming with caged hens, plus the rise of Tiger stores.

• 45 mins

Call You and Yours: Do You Relish Or Resent Recycling?

Consumer phone-in. Listeners' experience of recycling - love it or loathe it.

• 45 mins

Retirement home exit fees, The future of tea

Retirement home fees, Opodo, urban living, chatbots, future of tea.

• 45 mins

Bake Off, First bionic Olympics, Rental energy changes

The woman paid to predict baking trends by watching The Great British Bake Off.

• 45 mins

NHS restructuring, Driving test delays, Paralympic cheats

Just how widespread is cheating at the Paralympics?

• 45 mins

Terrorism vs Tourism

Why do terrorists target tourist resorts and what impact does it have on those countries?

• 45 mins

Call You and Yours: how has terrorism at home or abroad affected your holiday plans?

Consumer phone-in. Listeners' experience of how attacks have impacted their trips.

• 45 mins

Tumble dryer fires, Antique furniture, How much vocabulary does your dog understand?

Tumble dryer fires, laser pens, antique furniture, HMRC.

• 42 mins

Abortion pills helpline, The millennial whoop, The Cambridge Satchel Company, Edreams

A new helpline is launched for women who buy illegal abortion pills.

• 45 mins

Nuisance calls, Child fares, School uniforms

Why have only four out of 22 companies issued with fines for nuisance calls paid up?

• 45 mins

Egypt tourism, Online gambling, Photobooths

How are terror attacks and political unrest affecting Egypt's tourist industry?

• 45 mins

Call You and Yours: Has The Ban On Legal Highs Made A Difference To Your Area?

New research suggests that legal highs are in widespread use in spite of the ban.

• 45 mins

Credit Scores, Backpacks

Credit scores, fashion backpacks, GP appointments, buying art online and Southern Rail.

• 45 mins

Minimum hour contracts, Cat cafes, Antibiotics in farming

New statistics on zero hour contracts - are employee rights are being protected?

• 45 mins

Tumble dryer fires; Music box sets; Peter White at the Paralympics

Louise Minchin on fires connected to faulty tumble dryers, plus data allowance problems.

• 45 mins

Logbook loans, Private health insurance, Delivery drivers

There are calls for tighter regulation of logbook loans.

• 45 mins

Call You and Yours: Sexual Harassment In Our Schools

Have you, or has anyone you know, been sexually harassed at school?

• 45 mins

14/09/2016

What's the next big thing in payment technology - could it be the finger?

• 45 mins

Trampoline parks, Care delivery, AD blockers

A look at the King's Fund review into care services.

• 45 mins

Handbag clinic; Rent or buy?; Ian Hislop

Is building affordable homes for rent rather than buy the answer to the housing crisis?

• 45 mins

Driverless taxis, GP services, Ethical carnivores

Uber are testing driverless taxis on American roads.

• 45 mins

Call You and Yours: What's It Like Being A Foster Carer Today?

Winifred Robinson asks: What's it like being a foster carer today?

• 45 mins

21/09/2016

Vets say the fashion for flat faced breeds is causing a life of pain for some dogs.

• 45 mins

Permanent make-up, Southern Rail, Video recipes

A look at standards in the permanent make-up industry.

• 37 mins

Bank transfer scams, Mushroom picking, Loud restaurants

A super-complaint calls for banks to better protect customers against bank transfer fraud.

• 45 mins

Cancelling bank cards, Learning about dementia, Online travel agents

Reporting your bank card as stolen may not protect you from losing money.

• 45 mins

Call You and Yours: Is University Squeezing Your Household And Is It Worth It?

New research shows parents are shouldering an extra "hidden" burden of university costs.

• 45 mins

George Davies, Nursing shortages, Audio books

Nursing homes in England are shutting beds because of a shortage of nurses.

• 45 mins