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Ofcom review, Selling Barbara, Half-bottles of wine

Ofcom tightens the rules for phone companies; wine sold in half-sized bottles.

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Cocktails; Broadband; Downsizing

Tougher rules on how broadband is marketed; retirement housing; rising sales of cocktails.

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Business grant fraud, Puppy selling, Charity reporting

The fraud that accountants, police and even financial regulators didn't spot.

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Call You and Yours: How have the government's pension freedoms worked for you?

How have the government's pension freedoms worked for you?

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Wind power, Fan power, Parental power

What to do with extra energy, limiting the internet and snubbed football fans at Christmas

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Energy cap, Debt advice, Pet costs

Energy cap, Debt advice, Cost of keeping pets.

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Chocolate, Disability benefits, Gambling adverts

Disabled people are recording benefit assessments to make sure their reports are accurate.

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Younger people in debt, Ikea hacks

Winifred Robinson looks at debt among younger people and the trend of Ikea hacking.

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Call You and Yours: What's happened to house prices where you live?

Winifred Robinson presents a phone-in on house prices.

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Dubai tourism, Electric car charging, Online artists

Advice on travelling to Dubai, electric car charging, and artists selling online.

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Mobile switching, Cheese tea, Speed awareness

How reforms by the regulator could make switching mobile phone companies easier.

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Triumph motorbikes, Bogus fitness events, Reducing sugar

Bogus running events, Triumph motorbikes and reducing sugar in food.

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Smart meters, Impact of Airbnb, Spending your pension

What are you spending your pension on?

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Call You and Yours: Sexual harassment - how has your behaviour changed?

Winifred Robinson asks listeners about their experience of sexual harassment.

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Expensive care options, Data detox, Horrible Halloween

NHS warned 'treat people with costly care packages at home if that's what they want'.

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Fundraising Regulator, Seabin, Debenhams

The Fundraising Regulator says most of the complaints they get are about charity mailshots

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Charity Fraud, Tidal Power, Film Memorabilia Auctions

Tidal power, film memorabilia auctions and are universities good value? With Peter White.

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Student protests, Universal Credit, Dr Michael Mosley

Student protests, Universal Credit, Dr Michael Mosley.

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Call You and Yours: Should the NHS pay to treat fertility problems?

Should the NHS pay to treat your fertility problem?

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Personal Independence Payment, Christmas decorations, Pokies

You and Yours speaks to a nurse who used to work as a disability benefits assessor.

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Care worker back pay; IVF price cap; Car fires

The care sector faces a huge bill for back pay and plans to cap the cost of IVF to the NHS

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Funeral Plan Selling; Neighbourhood Watch: Dining Alone

The websites that claim to compare funeral plans but are actually selling on your data.

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Computers selling, Breakdown insurance, DIY disasters

News and discussion of consumer affairs.

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Call You and Yours - How well are you served by your GP?

Consumer phone-in. How well you are served by your GP?

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You and Yours: How our high streets are changing

New research looks at how government-funded 'Portas Pilot towns are doing five years on.

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Flying cars, Bread sales, Southern Rail

The flying car is coming - will it ever take off?

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The rise of the Christmas ad, knife home delivery ban, and end of the line for O2's TuGo

Spending on Christmas ads reaches a record high. Peter White presents.

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Ombudsman reform, Furniture, Baby equipment

Ombudsman reform, rogue furniture sales, baby equipment.

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Call You and Yours: What's the right way to get a pet?

What is the right way to get a pet? Puppies from illegal farms see a rise in seizures.

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Health budgets, One pound homes, Television sales

A former care minister says budgets for care at home are being quietly squeezed.

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