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02/06/2010

The idea of generating electricity from our footsteps.

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03/06/2010

Stuart Rose, outgoing executive chairman of Marks and Spencer, takes listeners' questions.

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04/06/2010

Peter White examines plans to sell bottled sea water to enhance cooking.

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07/06/2010

Too many care homes offer an appalling service, says a report published today.

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08/06/2010

Is a minimum price for alcohol the best way to tackle Britain's drinking culture?

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09/06/2010

Would mass transportation of water across the UK ever be practical?

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10/06/2010

Winifred Robinson on how big companies are monitoring comments on social networks.

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11/06/2010

What do gold bars, prosthetic limbs and knickers have in common? Peter White finds out.

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14/06/2010

Are domiciliary care workers being exploited by local authorities?

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15/06/2010

Call You & Yours: What is wrong with GM crops? Winifred Robinson hosts the phone-in

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16/06/2010

Consumer news with Winifred Robinson. Calls for improvements to the NHS complaints system.

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17/06/2010

Consumer news with Winifred Robinson.

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18/06/2010

Can we book Florida with confidence this summer?

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21/06/2010

Julian Worricker discusses mobile phones, gold teeth and the abuse of disabled people.

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23/06/2010

As one charity closes residential care centres, what's the future of respite care?

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24/06/2010

Julian Worricker hears Michael Mansfield QC's verdict on changes to Legal Aid.

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25/06/2010

The chancellor's boost for UK holiday accommodation.

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28/06/2010

Julian Worricker discusses whether or not we need more pylons across the country.

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29/06/2010

Consumer news with Julian Worricker. Will home owning be a luxury for future generations?

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30/06/2010

Transport secretary Philip Hammond talks planes, trains and automobiles.

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01/07/2010

Winifred Robinson explores new asthma cures and why the Japanese are going to bed early.

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02/07/2010

Winifred Robinson examines disabled theatregoing, what sells books and Wimbledon PR.

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05/07/2010

How is the latest drug shortage affecting Parkinson's sufferers?

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06/07/2010

Which laws would you like scrapped? The government wants your nominations.

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07/07/2010

Why are some people still waiting for airlines to pay out ash cloud compensation?

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09/07/2010

Winifred Robinson finds out why girls aren't allowed to play football with boys.

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12/07/2010

Julian Worricker speaks to the boss of the Co-operative Group Peter Marks.

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13/07/2010

Should GPs manage the NHS budget?

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15/07/2010

Winifred Robinson investigates why top-up insurance might be needed if driving abroad.

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16/07/2010

Peter White discusses headphone etiquette, and whether online pseudonyms should be banned.

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