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18/08/2011

The impact of the riots on the high street, student rents increase and Talk Talk fined.

• 57 mins

19/08/2011

Why ice cream's luxury status is threatening the viability of some of its makers.

• 57 mins

22/08/2011

Consumer news with Julian Worricker. Discussing the end of the traditional light bulb.

• 57 mins

23/08/2011

With Julian Worricker. Proposed planning rules shake-up.

• 57 mins

24/08/2011

With almost 2.5m unemployed why do some businesses complain they can't find the staff?

• 57 mins

25/08/2011

Mobile phones and radiation, red tape and shop shutters, high technology skills gap.

• 35 mins

26/08/2011

Whitstable - why is it the fastest growing seaside destination in the UK?

• 57 mins

29/08/2011

Are we ready for the Olympics?

• 41 mins

30/08/2011

Can't get the staff, or can't get a job? Have your say youandyours@bbc.co.uk.

• 41 mins

31/08/2011

New tests for sickness benefits, shopping vouchers, police cuts and the loss of stations.

• 45 mins

01/09/2011

Nationwide campaign warning men not to keep their mobile phone in their trouser pocket.

• 45 mins

Katherine Jenkins on why we shouldn't buy her album

Why singer Katherine Jenkins doesn't want you to buy her new album.

• 41 mins

05/09/2011

Housing, Southern Cross and Deep Vein Thrombosis.

• 53 mins

06/09/2011

Internships: a vital way to get a job, or business exploiting youngsters?

• 57 mins

07/09/2011

Consumer news with Winifred Robinson. Peat Extraction.

• 57 mins

08/09/2011

Consumer news with Winifred Robinson. Town charity to fund extra police officers.

• 53 mins

Waterstones new boss - James Daunt

Waterstones new boss, fake meat and does the 'like' button on Facebook break EU law?

• 57 mins

12/09/2011

How can you cut your energy bills this winter?

• 53 mins

13/09/2011

With Julian Worricker. Should your local MP be more accessible?

• 55 mins

14/09/2011

The challenges facing the 'Meals on Wheels' service and the success of pocket money toys.

• 55 mins

15/09/2011

Changes to food labelling, the greeting cards market and reducing energy costs.

• 55 mins

16/09/2011

Sir Roy Strong's hopes that his beloved garden will be inherited by the nation.

• 55 mins

19/09/2011

Consumer news with Julian Worricker. Solar panel sales and university courses' integrity.

• 57 mins

20/09/2011

With Julian Worricker. Should high earners have to pay the 50p tax rate?

• 55 mins

21/09/2011

An expensive letting scam, celebrity chefs and council assets for sale.

• 55 mins

22/09/2011

Soil Association, Earl Grey, Council Assets and lending to small businesses.

• 53 mins

23/09/2011

Holidays for the love-sick, tablet computers and why the Irish golf industry is in trouble

• 57 mins

26/09/2011

Tower block fire investigation and the perils of shower gel.

• 53 mins

27/09/2011

Should families help look after elderly patients in hospitals and care homes?

• 53 mins

Unpaid work trials and zero hours contracts - are they fair?

Are unpaid work trials and zero hours contracts fair? Winifred Robinson finds out.

• 53 mins