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You and Yours Episodes

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    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.

  2. Wage theft, Tesco lamb, Charity fundraising

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

  3. Flooding insurance, Holiday childcare, Rent rises

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

  4. Call You and Yours: Are apprenticeships worth it?

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

  5. Deposit protection, Community cinema, Sim card fraud

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

  6. Abandoned rabbits, Fundraising regulator, Listeria

    Consumer news and issues.

  7. Palliative care, Used rings, Older apprentices

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

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

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

  9. London Eye Hospital, Holiday cancellation charges

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

  10. Secret salesman manual, Tesco, Social media break-ups

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

  11. Energy market report, Disability in the workplace

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

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

    Winifred Robinson discusses proposals for a new Fundraising Preference Service.

  13. 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?

  14. Lip fillers, Personal telephone fundraising

    Consumer affairs programme.

  15. Pork testing, Railway revivals, Second-hand vinyl values

    Peter White on the checks to see if pork is British, and second-hand vinyl sales.

  16. Weightloss surgery, Online banking break-in, Wine-tasting machines

    Life after a gastric bypass, plus Natwest's online banking breach.

  17. New-build homes, Holiday money, Pets on Prozac

    An investigation into complaints about workmanship and finishing of newly built homes.

  18. Call You and Yours: Enjoy Your Old Age

    What do people in their 60s and 70s enjoy about life - and what are their regrets?

  19. Facebook cloning, Air passenger duty, Travelling during pregnancy

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

  20. Holiday refunds, Needy marketing emails, Court closures

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

  21. Care home fees, Fast cars, Scottish tea

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

  22. Cost of childcare, Seabass, Outlet shopping

    The Marine Conservation Society says we should stop buying wild seabass, as stocks are low

  23. Call You and Yours: Maternity Services

    Listeners share their experiences of maternity services in the UK.

  24. Food fraud, London Fashion Week, Subsidised flights

    Consumer affairs programme.

  25. 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.

  26. Payment errors, Energy prices, Train performance, Fat pets

    The new promise to rescue money sent in error to the wrong bank accounts.

  27. Charity call centres, Pay-day loans, Gardening

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

  28. Call You & Yours: What Inspired You to Read?

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

  29. Student accommodation, Mobile phone contracts, Cheap flights

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

  30. Lettings ID checks and the US ban on selling water in plastic bottles

    Peter White on the new lettings ID checks in England.

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