成人快手

Forth Bridge, Mary Portas, Wine Glasses, Sat Nav Signs, Click & Collect and Unregistered Landlords

As the Forth Bridge becomes a tourist attraction, what can Scotland learn from Sydney?

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npower boss, pet insurance and antique furniture

Why sales of antique furniture are down, and the npower boss on customers' missing bills.

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Army wives' pensions; ultra HD TV

Consumer news with Peter White. Including army wives' pensions and ultra HD TV.

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Housing, energy and Royal Mail

Julian Worricker with special reports and live discussions about the future of housing.

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Call You and Yours: The Property Market

Julian Worricker takes your calls on the state of the housing market in the UK.

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Wind Turbines, New 成人快手s and Paperless Billing

The wind turbines that pay out more for generating less. With Winifred Robinson.

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Ski resorts, dating apps, downsizing

How will the next generation get on the housing ladder? With Winifred Robinson.

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Fake solicitors; Paul Pester, chief exec of TSB

The house buyers scammed out of the entire cost of their homes. With Peter White.

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The Red Tractor label

The new tests to confirm the origin of British pork sold under the Red Tractor logo.

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Call You and Yours: Costing the NHS

The NHS of the future. How would you renew and revitalise our health service?

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GP surgery premium lines, social housing, human hair extensions

More than 500 GP surgeries are using premium lines to receive patient calls.

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Housing minister Mark Prisk; e-cigarettes and advertising; season rail tickets

Housing minister Mark Prisk talks about the future of housing in Britain.

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Mobile phone upgrades

Phone providers offer early upgrades more often. Why do we need them?

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Renewing a UK passport abroad

If you're a UK citizen living abroad, why are passport renewal fees twice as much?

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Call You and Yours: Is Britain an ageist society?

Consumer phone-in with Julian Worricker. Is Britain an ageist society?

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Part-time jobs, solar panels, pubs and VAT

Consumer news with Winifred Robinson.

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Living without broadband

Consumer news with Winifred Robinson.

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27/09/2013

Lost luggage, remote working, halal food, almond milk, restaurants bucking the recession.

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Play Streets: No Cars

Julian Worricker goes to Bristol, where streets have banned cars so children can run free.

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Call You and Yours

Consumer phone-in with Julian Worricker.

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Disabled sports fans, buy-to-let in the US, treating insomnia

Consumer news with Winifred Robinson.

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The lasting effect of the horsemeat scandal

How has the horsemeat scandal changed attitudes and what we buy? With Winifred Robinson.

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Help to Buy; Ivory trade; Highways Agency

Peter White looks at how the government's latest Help to Buy scheme will work.

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Charities with missing accounts; nurses with missing payments; village greens with missing legal protection

The charities which aren't up front about what they do with their money.

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Call You and Yours: Women in the workplace

Consumer phone-in as Julian Worricker asks what it's like for women in the workplace.

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The internet of things, Consumer Rights Bill, scrapping your car

As MPs scrutinise the Consumer Rights Bill, how will it help to protect ordinary shoppers?

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Why Are My Energy Prices Going Up?

Energy prices, young gamblers, broadband switching, Help-to-Buy pitfalls and cryonics.

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Social network use by children; The future for Prestwick Airport

Peter White asks why there's a drop in the number of children with social network profiles

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Your digital radio questions answered

Carolyn Atkinson has exclusive access to an unannounced CQC inspection of a care home.

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Call You and Yours: Quality of care homes

How we can improve care homes for the elderly? Andrea Sutcliffe takes calls and emails.

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