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Local currencies & the taxi drivers helping disabled passengers

After Bristol launches its own pound, we find out how other local currencies are doing.

• 55 mins

Energy bills, the all-advert radio station, using credit cards on foreign websites

Energy bill confusion, using your credit card on foreign websites and infomercial radio.

• 55 mins

Call You and Yours

Baroness Warsi warned of 'militant secularisation' - is religion in the UK being eroded?

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Fake coins, solid wall insulation and dodgy door locks

Consumer affairs with Winifred Robinson - could you spot a fake coin?

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23/02/2012

Radio 4's Consumer Affairs Programme: Local Councils buying high street shops.

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Greek Tourism, Costume Oscars and Learners on the Motorway

Greek tourism, the British company up for the costume Oscar and learners on the motorway.

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The cost of residential care and expensive 'free' trials

Two-tier pricing for residential care, and opening cafe and pub toilets to non-customers.

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Call You and Yours

On Call You & Yours - How important is a cultural education for our children?

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Who benefits from the Work Programme?

The Work Programme, mobile roaming, homeless choir, Patisserie Valerie, jam or spread?

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Back to work schemes, the jam that isn't, and apps on the NHS

Back to work schemes, the jam that isn't, and apps on the NHS with Winifred Robinson.

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Dodgy timber, French breathalyser law & the airline letting you 'meet' fellow passengers

How some big DIY chains may have inadvertently sold 'illegally' sourced wood.

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05/03/2012

With Julian Worricker. The 拢300 gap between standard and online energy tariffs.

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Call You and Yours: Do we get the press we deserve?

Listeners give their views on the tabloid press. Do we get the press coverage we deserve?

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Are we breeding the wrong sorts of dogs?

Accidental landlords, breeding dogs, mobile homes, silver divorcees and DIY Tenants.

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A shortage of eggs, GPs switching to cheaper drugs, and a new music plan for schools

A shortage of eggs, GPs switching to cheaper drugs, and a new music plan for schools.

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Micropubs, holidaying at home and students selling your face for advertising

Holidaying at home, Micropubs and students selling your face for advertising

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Is contracted out overnight veterinary care harming pets?

Is contracted out overnight veterinary care harming pets?

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Call You and Yours: UK officially in a state of drought

Julian Worricker hosts a phone-in on drought in the UK.

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Richard Branson on government loans for entrepreneurs

Richard Branson, shoppers who 'de-shop', and cardboard cycling helmets.

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Breast implant compensation, 'live' blood tests, and magic mirrors

Breast implant refund, the unregulated 'live' blood test business, and magic mirrors.

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Pre-paid cash cards abroad, motorhome holidays and food waste

The 'hidden' costs of using pre-paid cash cards abroad, motorhome holidays and food waste.

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Rate your tenant, eco-cooking and rent a dress

Rate your tenant online, eco-cooking and why rent-a-dress is booming.

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Call You & Yours: Curbing the number of pupils who are expelled from school

Should more be done to bring down the number of pupils who are expelled from school?

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Rail Networks in the North and the community that wants a supermarket

Supermarkets, rail networks, sheep farms and Starbucks. Presented by Winifred Robinson.

• 30 mins

Fired headteachers, not-for-profit petrol station & railway retailers

The union claiming that school head teachers are being 'fired like football managers'.

• 55 mins

Hosepipe use and care home fees

A challenge to the hosepipe ban and how to reclaim care home fees.

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Call You and Yours

Should political parties be state funded? Call You and Yours with Julian Worricker.

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Cosmetic surgery adverts, PIPS update, defibrillators in schools & Britain's oldest Butcher's shop

With Winifred Robinson. Britain's oldest butcher's shop and defibrillators in schools.

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Pasties, air passenger rights and the union flag flying high

Pasties, air passenger rights, illicit cigarettes, and why the union flag is flying high.

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30/03/2012

As water bills go up, there is a demand to know where the money is being spent.

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