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12/10/2010

How much should students pay to go to university?

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13/10/2010

Peter White hears from the listener who caught a suspected conman on tape.

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14/10/2010

The spending cuts review, the low take up of social energy tariffs and electronic waste.

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15/10/2010

You and Yours marks its fortieth birthday month with a look back at the travel industry.

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18/10/2010

Consumer affairs with Julian Worricker. Are flood insurance premiums set to rise?

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19/10/2010

Call You and Yours with Julian Worricker - who are the middle-classes?

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21/10/2010

What the Spending Review could mean for jobs in the UK, with Winifred Robinson.

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22/10/2010

Peter White asks how the rights of disabled people have changed over the past 40 years.

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25/10/2010

Marine Stewardship Council's blue logo, disbanded Quangos and learning language online.

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26/10/2010

What's the future for the public sector after the government spending review?

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27/10/2010

Dentists claim extra regulation will reduce time with patients and increase costs.

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28/10/2010

Winifred Robinson investigates the changes that have occurred in food since 1970.

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29/10/2010

Alan Titchmarsh reminisces about his You and Yours gardening slot in 1977.

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01/11/2010

Julian Worricker on how our attitude to energy has changed over the past 40 years.

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02/11/2010

Renting A Home - your experiences. Call You and Yours with Julian Worricker.

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03/11/2010

Consumer affairs with Winifred Robinson. Are farmers powering the rush to solar power?

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04/11/2010

Consumer affairs with Winifred Robinson. GP links with private firms.

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08/11/2010

Care in the UK: The launch of a month long season - how do we pay and provide social care?

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09/11/2010

Should long-term benefit claimants be forced to do community work?

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10/11/2010

Are sub-prime mortgages making a comeback?

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11/11/2010

Does animal therapy really improve the lives of people with dementia?

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12/11/2010

We investigate suspected breaches of competition law in the online hotel booking sector.

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15/11/2010

Consumer affairs with Julian Worricker.

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16/11/2010

Hear Care Minister Paul Burstow on the day he launches his Vision for Social Care.

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17/11/2010

Why consumers love free-range and we mourn the death of the Sony Walkman.

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18/11/2010

A housing officer reveals why tackling benefit fraud is just not that easy.

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19/11/2010

Consumer affairs.

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22/11/2010

Empty homes, the boss of John Lewis and the lucrative business of breeding labradoodles.

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23/11/2010

How have you been affected by Ireland's economic problems?

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24/11/2010

Peter White on why some cut-price energy 'offers' are not what they seem.

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