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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.

• 45 mins

Student accommodation, Mobile phone contracts, Cheap flights

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

• 45 mins

Call You & Yours: What Inspired You to Read?

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

• 45 mins

Charity call centres, Pay-day loans, Gardening

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

• 45 mins

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.

• 45 mins

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

• 45 mins

Care home fees, Fast cars, Scottish tea

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

• 45 mins

Holiday refunds, Needy marketing emails, Court closures

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

• 45 mins

Facebook cloning, Air passenger duty, Travelling during pregnancy

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

• 45 mins

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.

• 45 mins

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.

• 45 mins

Call You and Yours - Have you been nagged by the nanny state into changing for the better?

Have you ever been nagged by the nanny state into changing for the better?

• 45 mins

Anti-pollution cosmetics, Fundraising Preference Service, Pitching a novel

Winifred Robinson discusses proposals for a new Fundraising Preference Service.

• 45 mins

Energy market report, Disability in the workplace

Including a look at a report on how well the UK's energy market works for consumers.

• 45 mins

Secret salesman manual, Tesco, Social media break-ups

The secret how-to guide to selling to vulnerable customers. Plus, social media break-ups.

• 45 mins

London Eye Hospital, Holiday cancellation charges

A patient explains why he is dissatisfied with a new treatment for macular degeneration.

• 45 mins

Call You and Yours: What do you think causes eating disorders?

Winifred Robinson asks how people develop conditions such as bulimia and anorexia.

• 45 mins

Palliative care, Used rings, Older apprentices

A look at a pioneering new scheme which helps communities to care for dying people at home

• 45 mins

Abandoned rabbits, Fundraising regulator, Listeria

Consumer news and issues.

• 45 mins

Deposit protection, Community cinema, Sim card fraud

A canny student reveals how she got her rental deposit back from her landlord.

• 45 mins

Call You and Yours: Are apprenticeships worth it?

Consumer phone-in. Winifred Robinson asks if apprenticeships are worth it.

• 45 mins

Flooding insurance, Holiday childcare, Rent rises

School's shortly out for Easter - what are working parents doing for childcare?

• 45 mins

Wage theft, Tesco lamb, Charity fundraising

British lamb, wage theft, charity fundraising, flooded village, and BT Openreach.

• 45 mins

Argos-Sainsbury's, Wonga letters, Rail cancellation fees

Why a company offered a loan to a man with little sense of the value of money.

• 45 mins