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29/06/2010

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

• 53 mins

30/06/2010

Transport secretary Philip Hammond talks planes, trains and automobiles.

• 53 mins

01/07/2010

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

• 53 mins

02/07/2010

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

• 53 mins

05/07/2010

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

• 57 mins

06/07/2010

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

• 53 mins

07/07/2010

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

• 53 mins

09/07/2010

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

• 57 mins

12/07/2010

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

• 57 mins

13/07/2010

Should GPs manage the NHS budget?

• 57 mins

15/07/2010

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

• 57 mins

16/07/2010

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

• 57 mins

19/07/2010

Julian Worricker speaks to the boss of Sainsbury's Justin King.

• 57 mins

20/07/2010

Call You and Yours. What part will you play in the Big Society initiative?

• 57 mins

21/07/2010

Winifred Robinson examines a new system to get the trains running on time.

• 57 mins

22/07/2010

Consumer news.

• 30 mins

23/07/2010

Winifred Robinson asks Easyjet about punctuality. Does the Mercury Prize boost sales?

• 57 mins

26/07/2010

Julian Worricker asks why a new fundraising ad for cancer research is causing controversy.

• 57 mins

27/07/2010

Consumer news and issues with Julian Worricker. Are the police ripe for cuts?

• 57 mins

28/07/2010

Winifred Robinson speaks to care minister Paul Burstow.

• 57 mins

29/07/2010

Consumer news with Shari Vahl.

• 30 mins

30/07/2010

Peter White examines disabled transport to London 2012 and the 'healthy' chocolate cereal.

• 57 mins

02/08/2010

Julian Worricker finds out about water theft in Suffolk.

• 57 mins

03/08/2010

Should employers have the right to dismiss staff when they reach the age of 65?

• 57 mins

04/08/2010

Julian Worricker speaks to Greg Peterson, the UK managing director of Kellogg's.

• 53 mins

05/08/2010

Consumer affairs with Shari Vahl. Pricing alcohol and white goods label confusion.

• 26 mins

06/08/2010

Peter White on the future of the All England Coastal Path & London's new bike hire scheme.

• 57 mins

09/08/2010

Why are calories still not on the menu for many fast food outlets?

• 57 mins

10/08/2010

To what extent should the arts be funded by the taxpayer?

• 57 mins

11/08/2010

Consumer affairs with Shari Vahl. New energy use figures and solicitors buckle under costs

• 53 mins