13/07/2011
Consumer news with Winifred Robinson. What the public really think about their bank and fishermen and environmental campaigners await new EU rules on fishing.
Consumer news with Winifred Robinson.
What do the public really think about their bank- quite a lot, apparently. A new survey suggests that the big banks' satisfaction ratings have returned to pre-crash levels while the big five now control more current accounts than they did at the height of the boom in 2007.
The EU is to publish its plans to shake up the Common Fisheries Policy. Environmentalists are celebrating as it seems the Commission will ban the practice of returning fish below minimum size or species whose catch quota had already been reached, to the sea. Fishermen say it won't help them; the discards will simply rot on the dockside rather than the sea.
How will measures announced in the government's White Paper on electricity generation effect our power bills in the future?
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Banking Trust
The Banks have regained the pre-crash level of customer trust, so much so they control more current accounts than ever. Is this a good thing? The Social Market Foundation says no.
Duration: 07:23
Fish Stocks
The EU have launched proposals for the biggest shake up in European fishing policy in 40 years. They include ending the practice of discarding dead fish when quota limits have been breached.
Duration: 07:51
Power White Paper
The White Paper on the future of electricity supply says customer bills will rise by at least 拢160 a year to pay for the 拢200 billlion investment into renewable energy.
Duration: 05:34
Beijing ticketing
Two men found guilty of defrauding thousands of sports fans at the last Olympics have been jailed.
Duration: 03:08
Broadcasts
- Wed 13 Jul 2011 12:00大象传媒 Radio 4 FM
- Wed 13 Jul 2011 12:04大象传媒 Radio 4 LW
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