01/04/2011
David Blunkett on the frustrations of DAB radio. Our retail series concludes with a look at customer data and how close are we to the reality of space tourism?
David Blunkett, speaks up for listeners frustrated by the limitations of DAB radio.
Our retail series concludes with a look at customer data.
Plus, closing the tax loophole that could make CDs and DVDs more expensive. But will the government really go this far?
As the new South Downs National Park Authority becomes fully operational, we find how residents and visitors could benefit.
And a journey to the stars - how close are we to the reality of space tourism?
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VAT Loophole
The Chancellor has signalled a crackdown on the sale of cheap CDs and DVDs from the Channel Islands.
Duration: 09:31
The South Downs
Having taken sixty years to become a National Park, we hear from the woman who has campaigned for the South Downs to receive National Park status for the last decade.
Duration: 05:51
HighSpeed Rail
New sound technology enables people living near the proposed route of the high speed rail line will be able to hear what the twenty eight trains an hour would sound like.
Duration: 09:23
Valuable Customer Data
How card companies use customer purchase histories to build up a picture of consumer needs and wants.
Duration: 08:11
Misleading website
The Office of Fair Trading has clamped down on misleading web offers from the website Webuyanycar.com.
Duration: 03:03
DAB Follow up
David Blunkett MP speaks up for listeners frustrated by the limitations of DAB radio.
Duration: 07:06
Space Tourism
As Virgin Atlantic launches its Galactic passenger spaceship, we ask whether space tourism will ever take off.
Duration: 05:09
Beach Cash
Headlines about a poor seaside council spending money on trips to the beach for local children are not what they seem.
Duration: 02:52
Broadcasts
- Fri 1 Apr 2011 12:00大象传媒 Radio 4 FM
- Fri 1 Apr 2011 12:04大象传媒 Radio 4 LW