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Department store chain House of Fraser is to close 31 of its 59 shops, affecting 6,000 jobs, as part of a rescue deal. If the plan is approved, 2,000 House of Fraser jobs will go, along with 4,000 brand and concession roles. The stores scheduled for closure include its flagship London Oxford Street store. We're live outside Oxford Street and will hear from shoppers plus a retail expert.

Identity fraud in the UK has hit record levels. That's the warning from Cifas, the anti-fraud organisation which collects data from public and private sector organisations. Last year Cifas recorded nearly 175,000 cases of identity theft. That's a 125 percent increase on ten years ago. We hear from one of our listeners whose address was used to set up a fraudulent mobile phone account. We also speak to Sandra Peaston, Cifas' Director of Strategy, Policy and Insight, about why this sort of fraud is rising.

We visit a shopping mall in Sweden dedicated exclusively to recycled goods. Customers can donate items they that they no longer need and then shop for something new - all in one place. Our reporter, John Laurenson, speaks to people dropping off unwanted items, the businesses which repair and transform them and customers who only buy recycled and upcycled goods,

A third of dog owners now feed their pets homemade food, either giving them scraps or cooking meals from scratch. That's according to the market research company, Mintel. Our reporter, Jay Unger, puts homemade food to the test by cooking a dog dinner's and trying it out on dogs in his local park. We also speak to Debora Robertson, the author of a new recipe book out today about cooking for your dog. But some vets warn against this go-it-alone approach to dog nutrition.

Presenter: Shari Vahl
Producer: Tara Holmes.