09/06/2010
As the Met Office warns of droughts in parts of the UK this summer, would mass transportation of water around the country ever be practical or cost effective?
The Co-operative group has joined up with Credit Unions to offer loans on electrical goods, but will that encourage financially vulnerable consumers to spend more than they can afford?
As parts of England become drier, and the Met Office warns of extreme droughts in parts of the country, would mass transportation of water across the UK ever be practical or cost effective?
And could the coalition Government's plans to phase out the default retirement age of 65, encourage age discrimination?
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Co-Op Loans For Electrical Goods
The Co Op has joined with credit unions to offer loans for people on low incomes to buy electrical goods. But will it encourage people to buy what they can’t afford?
Duration: 09:28
Trump Golf Course
Donald Trump has said he will have his golf course complete in 18 months but local opposition is getting the way. We speak to those involved.
Duration: 07:52
Olympic Travel
Will London's transport system be up for to the job of ferrying around half a million people across the capital in 2012 for the Olympics and Paraolympics? How accessible is it for wheelchair users?
Duration: 08:59
Tablet Style Computers
Portable tablet computers are going to be the next big thing – that’s according to some market trade forecasters. So what impact will the Apple iPad have on the technological landscape?
Duration: 06:42
Age Discrimination
The new Government proposes to phase out the 'default retirement age'. Will this help in the battle against age discrimination?
Duration: 08:41
Water Transportation
Potentially facing a future of droughts in England, there is a proposal that Scotland supply our driest areas with water. Is it a feasible option though?
Duration: 08:15
Broadcasts
- Wed 9 Jun 2010 12:00´óÏó´«Ã½ Radio 4 FM
- Wed 9 Jun 2010 12:04´óÏó´«Ã½ Radio 4 LW