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The boss of the CQC, paying for parking, and buying property abroad

The new Care Quality Commission boss gives his first interview. With Winifred Robinson.

• 41 mins

Leisure provision and council cuts, Paralympics, new tech devices and crayfish

Peter White reveals how many local councils have cut back on sport.

• 41 mins

Pre-teen entrepreneurs, inflated vets bills and cut-throat competition between barbers

Pre-teen entrepreneurs, inflated vets bills and cut-throat competition between barbers.

• 55 mins

Call You and Yours: Volunteering

How can we turn the Olympic spirit of participation into a lasting legacy of volunteering?

• 55 mins

Computers made easy & the Olympic transport legacy

Winifred Robinson looks at computers made easy, the Olympic transport legacy and telegrams

• 53 mins

Claiming back care home fees, and is FairTrade chocolate a con?

Claiming care home fees, designing disability products, and is FairTrade chocolate a con?

• 55 mins

14/09/2012

Consumer news show. Peter White speaks to the boss of Monarch Airlines.

• 55 mins

17/09/2012

Proposed changes to way private car parks are run, and the rise of bedbugs.

• 55 mins

Call You and Yours: Employment Law

Who should benefit from employment law - the employer or employee? With Shari Vahl.

• 55 mins

Car thefts, false advertising and local currencies

As Bristol finally launches its own pound, we hear whether local currencies really work.

• 53 mins

Cosmetic surgery, plug-in cars and when tweets backfire

New guidelines on cosmetic surgery, electric cars and house prices. With Winifred Robinson

• 55 mins

Carey Mulligan, professional queuing, and Apple's new iPhone map software

Actress Carey Mulligan talks about how she deals with her grandmother's dementia.

• 55 mins

Neighbours hacking your wifi, printing tickets at home, and subsidising your holiday

Home wi-fi, fees for print-it-yourself tickets, and the Guide to Not Going to University.

• 55 mins

Call You and Yours - Do you need to go to university to be successful?

Do you need to go to university to be successful?

• 55 mins

Abandoned patients and an end to private clamping

Abandoned patients, a single standard charger for all handsets, an end to private clamping

• 53 mins

NHS Branding, whisky biofuel, and can a collagen drink hold back aging?

NHS Branding, turning whisky into fuel, and can a collagen drink keep you looking young?

• 55 mins

Ticketless trains and Birmingham-to-Kashmir buses

Bank branch closures and ticketless trains. Consumer news with Peter White.

• 55 mins

The best local retailers and cracking down on spam texts.

Cracking down on spam texts, best local retailers, and a website for budding young authors

• 55 mins

Call You and Yours: Automatic enrolment for workplace pensions

Automatic-enrolment for workplace pensions. Is it the best way to save for the future?

• 55 mins

West Coast Rail Franchise; Doctors, patients and drugs.

What does the rail franchise fiasco mean for passengers? Consumer news.

• 53 mins

Noisy appliances, fake drugs and baked goods

Fake prescription drugs, a 'quiet label' for electrical goods, insurance for young drivers

• 55 mins

Rail compensation, family portraits and Big Green Weekend.

Should rail companies make profit out of delays caused by Network Rail? With Peter White.

• 55 mins

Buzz Aldrin is trying to help disabled people learn to fly

Council tenants taking in the homeless, mobile phone signals and Islamic branding.

• 55 mins

Call You and Yours: Benefit Cuts

Consumer phone-in. Julian Worricker hears listeners' views on benefit cuts.

• 55 mins

The million pound bill to repair our canal bridges

Consumer news.

• 53 mins

Metal theft, wordsearch competitions and flu vaccines

Consumer news with Winifred Robinson, featuring government plans to combat metal theft.

• 55 mins

Bad food, gas prices and Italian coffee culture

Why do we eat unhealthy food? Vodafone defends fixed contract price rise.

• 55 mins

Cosmetic surgery changes, Sikh poppies and how to run our railways

Cosmetic surgery changes, Sikh poppies and how to run UK's railways.

• 55 mins

Call You and Yours: Should 16 and 17-year-olds be given the vote?

Should 16 and 17-year-olds be allowed to vote? Julian Worricker hears listeners' views.

• 55 mins

Bills, broadband and black boxes

Bills, broadband and a stolen dog. With Winifred Robinson.

• 53 mins