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You and Yours Episodes

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    Bad food, gas prices and Italian coffee culture

    Why do we eat unhealthy food? Vodafone defends fixed contract price rise.

  2. Metal theft, wordsearch competitions and flu vaccines

    Consumer news with Winifred Robinson, featuring government plans to combat metal theft.

  3. The million pound bill to repair our canal bridges

    Consumer news.

  4. Call You and Yours: Benefit Cuts

    Consumer phone-in. Julian Worricker hears listeners' views on benefit cuts.

  5. Buzz Aldrin is trying to help disabled people learn to fly

    Council tenants taking in the homeless, mobile phone signals and Islamic branding.

  6. Rail compensation, family portraits and Big Green Weekend.

    Should rail companies make profit out of delays caused by Network Rail? With Peter White.

  7. Noisy appliances, fake drugs and baked goods

    Fake prescription drugs, a 'quiet label' for electrical goods, insurance for young drivers

  8. West Coast Rail Franchise; Doctors, patients and drugs.

    What does the rail franchise fiasco mean for passengers? Consumer news.

  9. Call You and Yours: Automatic enrolment for workplace pensions

    Automatic-enrolment for workplace pensions. Is it the best way to save for the future?

  10. The best local retailers and cracking down on spam texts.

    Cracking down on spam texts, best local retailers, and a website for budding young authors

  11. Ticketless trains and Birmingham-to-Kashmir buses

    Bank branch closures and ticketless trains. Consumer news with Peter White.

  12. NHS Branding, whisky biofuel, and can a collagen drink hold back aging?

    NHS Branding, turning whisky into fuel, and can a collagen drink keep you looking young?

  13. Abandoned patients and an end to private clamping

    Abandoned patients, a single standard charger for all handsets, an end to private clamping

  14. Call You and Yours - Do you need to go to university to be successful?

    Do you need to go to university to be successful?

  15. Neighbours hacking your wifi, printing tickets at home, and subsidising your holiday

    蜜芽传媒 wi-fi, fees for print-it-yourself tickets, and the Guide to Not Going to University.

  16. Carey Mulligan, professional queuing, and Apple's new iPhone map software

    Actress Carey Mulligan talks about how she deals with her grandmother's dementia.

  17. Cosmetic surgery, plug-in cars and when tweets backfire

    New guidelines on cosmetic surgery, electric cars and house prices. With Winifred Robinson

  18. Car thefts, false advertising and local currencies

    As Bristol finally launches its own pound, we hear whether local currencies really work.

  19. Call You and Yours: Employment Law

    Who should benefit from employment law - the employer or employee? With Shari Vahl.

  20. 17/09/2012

    Proposed changes to way private car parks are run, and the rise of bedbugs.

  21. 14/09/2012

    Consumer news show. Peter White speaks to the boss of Monarch Airlines.

  22. Claiming back care home fees, and is FairTrade chocolate a con?

    Claiming care home fees, designing disability products, and is FairTrade chocolate a con?

  23. Computers made easy & the Olympic transport legacy

    Winifred Robinson looks at computers made easy, the Olympic transport legacy and telegrams

  24. Call You and Yours: Volunteering

    How can we turn the Olympic spirit of participation into a lasting legacy of volunteering?

  25. Pre-teen entrepreneurs, inflated vets bills and cut-throat competition between barbers

    Pre-teen entrepreneurs, inflated vets bills and cut-throat competition between barbers.

  26. Leisure provision and council cuts, Paralympics, new tech devices and crayfish

    Peter White reveals how many local councils have cut back on sport.

  27. The boss of the CQC, paying for parking, and buying property abroad

    The new Care Quality Commission boss gives his first interview. With Winifred Robinson.

  28. Buying a new car, new financial advice rules and half-price supermarket wine

    Buying a new car, new financial advice rules and half-price supermarket wine.

  29. Will the Paralympics challenge negative stereotypes around disability?

    Will the Paralympic Games make a difference in attitudes towards people with a disability?

  30. Texting for free, phonies on Twitter and new national parks.

    Texting for free, spotting fakes on Twitter, and a row over new national parks.

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