Is contracted out overnight veterinary care harming pets?
Is contracted out overnight vet care good for pets? A power company boss says we don't appreciate how low energy prices are. And move over flash mobs - the new craze is cash mobs.
Many veterinary surgeries subcontract their out-of-hours care to private companies. But is it too expensive? Does it always put pet welfare first? Do you even know what arrangement your local vet has? Also - we don't appreciate in Britain how lucky we are to have such low energy prices. So says the German boss of one of the UK's biggest power companies. Is he right? And the founder of what we think is the UK's first "cash mob" explains how it could rescue the high street. It's like a flash mob - but for shopping.
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NewBuy house buying scheme launched
The government launches a scheme to encourage new house building and help home buyers
Duration: 07:05
Out-of-hours veterinary care
Is contracted out overnight veterinary care too expensive? And does it really put pet welfare first?
Duration: 07:35
Selling Made-In-Britain to China
How small and medium-sized businesses are selling British-made luxury goods to the growing Chinese middle class.
Duration: 10:42
Low Alcohol Drinks
More low alcohol wines and beers are going to come onto the market as part of the government鈥檚 responsibility deal.
Duration: 05:37
Patient Choice
Patients are not deterred from seeking treatment at scandal-hit hospitals despite alarming news reports - according to a study of patient behaviour.
Duration: 03:35
Using private enterprise to deliver aid in developing countries
A British aid worker is teaming up with Coca Cola to distribute life-saving kits in Africa. But is it risky for charity to get too cosy with big business?
Duration: 06:27
Cash mobs
You've heard of flash mobs - but could "cash mobs" be the saviour of local shops?
Duration: 02:57
Hosepipe bans
Some water companies have announced hosepipe bans from 5th April 2012.
Duration: 05:55
Broadcasts
- Mon 12 Mar 2012 12:00大象传媒 Radio 4 FM
- Mon 12 Mar 2012 12:04大象传媒 Radio 4 LW