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You and Yours Episodes

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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?

  2. Privacy v Security

    Do we have to accept an erosion of our right to privacy to stay safe?

  3. Artisan bread, nuisance phone calls, black henna tattoos

    Unsolicited marketing calls and the risks of black henna tattoos. With Julian Worricker.

  4. Disabled sport, infested houses, soap star diets

    Peter White asks why young people with disabilities are struggling to get into sport.

  5. Thames Water prices, university graduation costs

    40,000 people are paying the wrong amount of tax, and the cost of graduation.

  6. Insulation collapse, call centre voice recognition technology

    Why has the number of homes being insulated dived this year? Winifred Robinson presents.

  7. 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?

  8. Doctors prescribing books, stolen phones, sun creams

    Julian Worricker asks if books can be an effective treatment for mental health problems.

  9. Secret bank accounts, sports books and rough pubs

    Aasmah Mir hears about couples who hide bank accounts from each other.

  10. Portas towns and contactless card payments

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

  11. Portas Pilots: high street special

    How have the 12 Portas Pilot towns done in their first year?

  12. 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?

  13. 118 directory enquiries, and bank holidays abroad

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

  14. Dental tourism, online terms and conditions, visas for cruises

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

  15. Jay Rayner on food, sewing shops and misleading jobs

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

  16. Food hygiene, retail rents and shopping channels

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

  17. Call You and Yours

    Consumer phone-in with Julian Worricker.

  18. Cheeky brand names, Proms tickets, NHS Psychotherapy

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

  19. Digital exclusion, perfume, homebuilding crisis

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

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

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

  21. The phone scam targeting jobseekers

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

  22. 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?

  23. Gold, pension liberation, cold callers, Glasgow 2014 tickets

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

  24. 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.

  25. 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.

  26. DNA mapping, free music downloads, collective energy buying

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

  27. Call You and Yours: Is Britain becoming more religious?

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

  28. Live from a pub in Leeds

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

  29. 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.

  30. 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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