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Fixed energy contracts, cut-price funerals, and iTunes is 10

The fixed term energy bills that cost more and can you have a dignified cut-price funeral?

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Call You and Yours: Should the police focus more on preventing crime?

As police forces face budget cuts, is preventing crime the best way forward?

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Gardening with arthritis; advertising in schools; be careful who you date in Iceland

Should advertising be allowed in secondary schools? Consumer news with Winifred Robinson.

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Kate Silverton explores how IVF became big business

Kate Silverton on how IVF has become big business, and the growth of 'suspended coffees'.

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Five-a-day, Goat Meat, Clever Headlines and School Dinners

The drink that promises children 'five-a-day' but is said to deliver not a single one.

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Live from a pub in Leeds

Shari Vahl hosts a bank holiday special from a pub in Leeds.

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Call You and Yours: Is Britain becoming more religious?

Consumer phone-in with Julian Worricker. Is Britain becoming more religious?

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DNA mapping, free music downloads, collective energy buying

Winifred Robinson hears how DNA is being used to create new treatments for cancer patients

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Conmen posing as Green Deal assessors, and fake 'Beats' by Dr Dre headphones

A warning about conmen posing as Green Deal assessors, DIY lessons and fake headphones.

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Laser eye treatment, new disability products and the curse of the pop up tent

Concerns over laser eye treatment, the curse of the pop-up tent and theatre loyalty cards.

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Gold, pension liberation, cold callers, Glasgow 2014 tickets

Julian Worricker on where your gold actually goes when you send it to a comparison website

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What has the EU done for people living in the UK?

Phone-in with Julian Worricker. What impact have EU policies had on people in the UK?

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The phone scam targeting jobseekers

The premium rate phone scam targeting jobseekers. Consumer news with Shari Vahl.

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High-speed rail noise, children's books, veg boxes

HS2 explain how they hope to quieten 200mph trains. Consumer news with Shari Vahl.

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Digital exclusion, perfume, homebuilding crisis

Do businesses and government offer a second-class service to offline consumers?

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Cheeky brand names, Proms tickets, NHS Psychotherapy

The future of housing for older people. Consumer news with Julian Worricker.

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Call You and Yours

Consumer phone-in with Julian Worricker.

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Food hygiene, retail rents and shopping channels

London borough has six entries in bottom 10 of a food hygiene poll. With Winifred Robinson

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Jay Rayner on food, sewing shops and misleading jobs

Why buying local is not always as sustainable as you might think. With Winifred Robinson.

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Dental tourism, online terms and conditions, visas for cruises

Cut-price dental work from eastern Europe, without the need to travel. With Peter White.

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118 directory enquiries, and bank holidays abroad

Are 118 directory enquiry services getting longer? Consumer news with Julian Worricker.

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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?

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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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Portas towns and contactless card payments

Contactless cards, Portas towns vacancy rates and the scale of the PPI industry.

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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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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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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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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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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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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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