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16/09/2011

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

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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?

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21/09/2011

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

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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

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26/09/2011

Tower block fire investigation and the perils of shower gel.

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27/09/2011

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

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

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

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Keep calm and carry on

'Keep Calm and Carry On' - The battle over the wartime slogan that was never used.

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30/09/2011

Why 'The Good Pub Guide' has decided to charge up to two hundred pounds for entries.

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Denmark's fat tax

Community energy, children's medicines and the big sewer switchover.

• 57 mins

04/10/2011

Right to Buy: Should council tenants get extra help to buy their own homes?

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05/10/2011

Consumer news with Winifred Robinson. University students' marks.

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06/10/2011

Consumer news with Winifred Robinson. New car sales figures.

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In Touch's 50th Birthday Party

Celebrating 50 years of In Touch, the programme for the blind and partially sighted.

• 53 mins

Chris Tarrant on dramatic pauses

The UK citizenship test, dramatic pauses on TV and why cars never achieve their MPG claims

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11/10/2011

Should it be easier to adopt a child in the UK?

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12/10/2011

Could a Kitemark on tickets for concerts and shows help crack down on fraud?

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13/10/2011

Beauty BOGOFs, payday loans and undercutting supermarket veg - join Winifred Robinson.

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14/10/2011

Demolished pubs, cosmetic surgery insurance and how captured carbon could power planes.

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17/10/2011

Consumer news with Julian Worricker. Does rehab work?

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18/10/2011

With Julian Worricker. Listeners contribute their views on consumer issues.

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19/10/2011

Foraging in the New Forest with mushroom expert Roger Phillips.

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20/10/2011

Are travel companies required to give discounts for children?

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Ageism in the travel industry

Too old to tour? Mis-leading movie trailers and help for independent bookshops.

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24/10/2011

Cuts to bus services, avoiding care home fees and the online boost for new bands.

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25/10/2011

Is it time for a national referendum on the UK's membership of the EU?

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26/10/2011

Why washing laundry at low temperatures might not kill bugs and electronic NHS records.

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A new natural, calorie free sweetener - an answer to obesity?

Data protection and referral fees, and tackling obesity. Winifred Robinson reports.

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