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Call You and Yours: Avoiding Crippling Care 91热爆 Fees

Discussion on what people are doing to cope with the rising cost of care home fees.

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Alcohol-free beer, Publishing fraud, Frozen bank accounts

The gang that stole 拢5 million from small firms by selling bogus adverts.

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UK pork market, Poppers, Scrap metal

Why British pig farmers could be facing an uncertain future.

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Care home complaints, Foreign TV

Consumer news, including care home complaints, foreign TV and airline fuel surcharges.

• 45 mins

Butter sales, Living wage, Leasehold disaster

Spreading myths - butter sales are up, but just how healthy is it?

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Call You and Yours: Internet Shopping

How has the internet changed the way you shop?

• 45 mins

Sugary food, Modern slavery in the UK, Dating apps

Winifred Robinson speaks to the UK's anti-slavery commissioner about new legislation.

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Flood insurance, Age UK energy deals, DIY revival

People in areas at a high risk of a flood are finding it difficult to get insurance.

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Litter fines, Care at home, Cancer drugs

The Cancer Drugs Fund is criticised as not working well - the programme finds out why.

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Online bankruptcy, Future retail

A look at applying for bankruptcy online, the retail of the future and greyhound welfare.

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Call You and Yours: How to tackle 'middle-aged misery'

What are the best ways to cure 'middle-aged misery'?

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Fundraising initiatives, Legal highs, High street fashion

A look at how a major fundraising firm has collapsed, owing thousands to charities.

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Flood-damaged cars, Age UK, Broadband failures

Including a look at deals on the Age UK website and how to spot a flood-damaged car.

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Lettings ID checks and the US ban on selling water in plastic bottles

Peter White on the new lettings ID checks in England.

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Student accommodation, Mobile phone contracts, Cheap flights

Billions of pounds are being invested in university rooms - are they what students need?

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Call You & Yours: What Inspired You to Read?

As celebrations begin for Roald Dahl's centenary, listeners say which books inspired them.

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Charity call centres, Pay-day loans, Gardening

Will charities continue to use call centres after a public outcry into their practices?

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Payment errors, Energy prices, Train performance, Fat pets

The new promise to rescue money sent in error to the wrong bank accounts.

• 45 mins

The puppy trade, Efforts to improve how charities are run

Peter White explores how well charities are run. Plus a look at the trade in puppies.

• 45 mins

Food fraud, London Fashion Week, Subsidised flights

Consumer affairs programme.

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Call You and Yours: Maternity Services

Listeners share their experiences of maternity services in the UK.

• 45 mins

Cost of childcare, Seabass, Outlet shopping

The Marine Conservation Society says we should stop buying wild seabass, as stocks are low

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Care home fees, Fast cars, Scottish tea

The families paying unfair care home fees, because local councils are flouting new rules.

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Holiday refunds, Needy marketing emails, Court closures

What will be the effects of 86 courts closing in the next two years?

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Facebook cloning, Air passenger duty, Travelling during pregnancy

What happens when your Facebook page is cloned, and how can you avoid it happening?

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Call You and Yours: Enjoy Your Old Age

What do people in their 60s and 70s enjoy about life - and what are their regrets?

• 45 mins

New-build homes, Holiday money, Pets on Prozac

An investigation into complaints about workmanship and finishing of newly built homes.

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Weightloss surgery, Online banking break-in, Wine-tasting machines

Life after a gastric bypass, plus Natwest's online banking breach.

• 45 mins

Pork testing, Railway revivals, Second-hand vinyl values

Peter White on the checks to see if pork is British, and second-hand vinyl sales.

• 45 mins

Lip fillers, Personal telephone fundraising

Consumer affairs programme.

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