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You and Yours Episodes

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    London Book Fair, vexatious complaints, the high street in winter

    Julian Worricker talks to publishers, retailers and authors at the London Book Fair.

  2. Bedroom factories, ATOS, ebooks from the library

    Consumer news with Peter White, on 'bedroom factories', ATOS and ebooks from the library.

  3. Holiday nightmares, longer-term mobile phone contracts

    A young mother stuck abroad without insurance, and why phone contracts are getting longer.

  4. Wildlife crime, tattoos and tobacco displays

    Winifred Robinson hears about the growing trade in products derived from rare animals.

  5. Call You and Yours: Curbing pensioner benefits

    Consumer phone-in with Julian Worricker, discussing curbing pensioner benefits.

  6. Hijacked phone lines, shared ownership housing and hot air balloons

    The calls abroad made by criminals hijacking phone lines, plus more with Julian Worricker.

  7. New car sales, dying bees, garden centres, and adverts that shock

    The garden centres kept alive by sales of coffees and flapjacks, plus silencing noisy cars

  8. Cosmetic surgery, overcrowded housing, and training to be a barista

    Overcrowded housing and the impact of Amazon's purchase of Goodreads.

  9. Disability benefit tests, legal representation, and 40 years of the mobile phone

    How the new test for disability benefit will work. Plus, representing yourself in court.

  10. Call You and Yours: Should we involve children and young people in decisions that affect them?

    Should we involve children and young people in decisions that affect them?

  11. Made in Britain: Does it still make sense to manufacture in the UK?

    Consumer news with Julian Worricker.

  12. Welfare reforms and insurance for mountaineers

    Fewer tests on food, and insurance for mountaineers. Consumer news with Peter White.

  13. National Trust, co-housing & the parking company kicked out of its own trade association

    How far will the National Trust go to let visitors treat historic houses as their own?

  14. Wine Investment, Safety Deposit Boxes and After Beeching

    New wine self-regulator promises to combat investment fraud. Bank loses family jewels.

  15. Call You and Yours: How to cope with redundancy

    Winifred Robinson hosts a programme on how to cope with redundancy.

  16. Cold calls for health supplements, 50 years of Beeching and fare dodging

    The company that sends health supplements to the elderly, whether they want them or not.

  17. Train fares, nuisance callers and tasteless fruit

    Theft at cashpoints, cheapest train fares and cold callers. Presented by Peter White.

  18. Energy bills and a return to traditional shaving.

    The future of the energy market, and a return to traditional men's shaving.

  19. Beach for sale, weedkiller, second-hand pianos and the 'right to light' law

    Why a gardening charity is calling for a weedkiller to be banned. With Julian Worricker.

  20. Consumer Complaints, Asda Mumdex and Floods

    2012's top consumer gripes; Asda Mums tell it like it is. Consumer news with Peter White.

  21. Green Deal take-up and car company MPG claims

    Green Deal take-up, fuel economy and the footballer who lost £10 million.

  22. Package holidays; alcohol pricing

    Supermarkets drop petrol prices, and making sure you book the right package holiday.

  23. Women at work

    Has women's equality in the workplace stalled? And if so, should we be worried?

  24. 11/03/2013

    Couples who have split but are forced to stay living together. With Julian Worricker.

  25. 08/03/2013

    A legal challenge to the bedroom tax, and sleeping at service stations. With Peter White.

  26. 07/03/2013

    Payday loans companies banned from university campuses and more problems for RBS customers

  27. 'Made in England', Buckfast, GPS for dementia and safety on electrical applicances

    Why the words 'Made in England' may not mean what you expect. With Winifred Robinson.

  28. Call You and Yours: Parenting

    Which causes more harm - overly-intrusive parents, or those who do too little?

  29. Morrisons boss, dementia care and secret cigarettes

    Julian Worricker on how old miners' cottages are being used to help people with dementia.

  30. Don Valley Stadium, local TV, retail report critical of government

    England's largest athletics stadium to close, and government high street policy lashed.

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