You and Yours Episodes Episode guide
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Call You and Yours: Is it time to feel good about British sport?
Is investment into sport creating results after more British victories over the weekend?
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08/07/2013
Public image of lawyers, small privately run shops, and cycle chic. With Julian Worricker.
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'Step-free' stations, Euro power bills and food bank appeal
Step-free stations, the perils of online storage, and feeding the UK's hungry.
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A better mobile phone contract, and a celebration of the telegram
Product placement, how to save on your mobile contract, and the history of the telegram.
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Selling customer data, vitamins, holidays without a guidebook
Surveyor shortage, Spanish sales and borrowing a dog. Consumer news with Aasmah Mir.
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Call You and Yours: Will the future be Local Council PLC?
How are councils responding to cuts and how is that affecting you? With Julian Worricker.
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Mobile phone hackers, fear of flying, seaweed as fuel
Julian Worricker hears about the hackers who steal information from your smartphone.
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Easyjet baggage changes, dormant bank accounts, Silverstone tickets, spending at Glastonbury
The new restrictions making hand luggage even smaller. Consumer news with Peter White.
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Green Deal take-up, lower-alcohol wine
Winifred Robinson on the Green Deal take-up, and how lower-alcohol wines drive the market.
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Family finances
Do working families need more help with their finances?
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Affordable flood insurance, censorship of online videos, wigs for men
Julian Worricker on the prohibitive cost of insurance in areas at high risk of flooding.
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Energy bills, art works, the high street
Consumer news with Peter White, discussing energy bills, works of art and the high street.
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Charges for paper billing, and new options for first-time house buyers
The companies making you pay just to receive a paper bill. Consumer news with Peter White.
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Computers for £24, supermarket fashions, Picasso pottery
Computers for £24, the best supermarket fashions, and new food labelling.
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Call You and Yours: Quality of Care
Winifred Robinson asks if we are failing a lost generation of older people.
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Celebrity wine, group-buying of insurance, live events at the cinema
Reduced premiums through group-buying of insurance. With Winifred Robinson.
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Catalogue debts and a move to protect rural post boxes
Rural post boxes, catalogue debts and are 3D films attracting or putting off cinema goers?
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Cancer chemicals; DIY; luxury train trips
Winifred Robinson discusses cancer chemicals and luxury train trips.
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Consumer bill, estate agent jargon, the rise of Wetherspoons
How will the first Consumer Bill of Rights for three decades help the public?
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Privacy v Security
Do we have to accept an erosion of our right to privacy to stay safe?
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Artisan bread, nuisance phone calls, black henna tattoos
Unsolicited marketing calls and the risks of black henna tattoos. With Julian Worricker.
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Disabled sport, infested houses, soap star diets
Peter White asks why young people with disabilities are struggling to get into sport.
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Thames Water prices, university graduation costs
40,000 people are paying the wrong amount of tax, and the cost of graduation.
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Insulation collapse, call centre voice recognition technology
Why has the number of homes being insulated dived this year? Winifred Robinson presents.
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Call You and Yours: The future of our high streets
What more should be done to secure the future of our high streets and town centres?
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Doctors prescribing books, stolen phones, sun creams
Julian Worricker asks if books can be an effective treatment for mental health problems.
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Secret bank accounts, sports books and rough pubs
Aasmah Mir hears about couples who hide bank accounts from each other.
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Portas towns and contactless card payments
Contactless cards, Portas towns vacancy rates and the scale of the PPI industry.
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Portas Pilots: high street special
How have the 12 Portas Pilot towns done in their first year?
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Call You and Yours: Should pornography be discussed as part of sex education?
Should pornography be discussed as part of sex education in primary and secondary schools?