Pets in care homes, Customised clothing, Fraud crime figures
This edition examines how easy it is to keep a pet in a care home, personalising clothes bought online and whether local councils should be funding the arts.
We explore the challenges for care homes in allowing residents to keep their pets when they move in.
New crime figures show cyber crime and internet fraud now accounts for around half of recorded crimes in England and Wales. We ask why - and whether police officers are equipped to tackle the issue.
How technology means you can make a real fashion statement by customising your clothes.
After a man is convicted of manslaughter by gross negligence following the death of a worker at a car wash in London, we look at the risks involved in the trade - and hear how it illustrates the levels of slavery on Britain's high streets.
We ask why some companies are charging you for using your debit card.
And complaints about adverts - which ones did we hate the most in 2016
Presenter: Winifred Robinson
Producer: Pete Wilson.
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Office For National Statistics - Fraud Crime
Nearly half of all crime reported in England & Wales is fraud and cybercrime
Duration: 09:15
Food and Farming Awards 2017
You and Yours host the new category of Best Street Food and Take Away
Duration: 03:41
Car Wash Slavery
How would you know if a car wash is exploiting its workers?
Duration: 07:04
Pets In Care 91热爆s
Blue Cross animal charity want all care homes to have clear written policies on pets
Duration: 08:15
Fashion Customisation
It's predicted that customising and designing clothes will be a big fashion trend in 2017
Duration: 05:33
Advertising Standards Authority
The ASA has revealed the 10 ads that provoked the most complaints from the public in 2016
Duration: 04:10
Pets In Care 91热爆s
Chelsea the West Highland Terrier, who's walked on behalf of her owner, by Tracey Dean
Broadcast
- Thu 19 Jan 2017 12:1591热爆 Radio 4 FM