大象传媒

Bad food, gas prices and Italian coffee culture

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

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

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

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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.

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Bills, broadband and black boxes

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

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'Seal Friendly' salmon, football prices and the staff sacked because of bad reviews online

Can Scottish salmon ever be 'seal friendly'? And the rising cost of watching football.

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How Green Is Your Supermarket?

Checking out the green credentials of the major supermarkets, presented by Peter White.

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Criminalising council house subletting and the future of train fares

Criminalising council house subletting and the future of train fares.

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Call You and Yours

What lessons can be learned from the Jimmy Savile case? Phone-in with Julian Worricker.

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'Green' light bulbs, football mascots and printer cartridges

Consumer news.

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Funding for public parks, dying with dementia and contaminated boreholes

Why petrol prices are going down and MPs are complaining about the price of razor blades.

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Supermarket prices, energy deals and broken clocks

Supermarket price guarantees and the consumer proposition on group energy deals.

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Local food, health and safety changes, rail franchising

Local food, health and safety, and rail franchising. Consumer news with Julian Worricker.

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Call You and Yours: We're out of recession, but how does it feel for you?

With Julian Worricker. We're out of recession, but how does it feel for you?

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Teeth whitening, young drivers and energy tariffs

Winifred Robinson reports on new rules for teeth whitening.

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Booze-free bars, energy complaints, and the legal challenge to a tax on e-books

The 'party' cities embracing alcohol-free bars and the rise in energy complaints.

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Basic bank accounts and breakfast biscuits

Consumer group demands protection for basic bank account, and what is a breakfast biscuit?

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Behind the scenes of the hair extension industry, and stopping the cowboy builders

Behind the scenes of the hair extension industry, and stopping the cowboy builders.

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Call You and Yours: Why are so many children missing out on adoption?

Consumer phone-in with Julian Worricker. Why are so many children missing out on adoption?

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Solid fuel heating, charity status and gift vouchers

Could a multi-fuel stove help reduce your heating bills? Winifred Robinson investigates.

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Interest-only mortgages, British Gas, Tesco farmers, Scottish students and buying wine

Are interest-only mortgages the next mis-selling scandal? With Winifred Robinson.

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Longer lorries, the man who wants us to live without money, Caribbean tourism after Hurricane Sandy

Peter White discusses the man who lived without money and wants more of us to do the same.

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Getting more people on trains, the living wage and the Food and Farming Awards.

Getting more people on trains, the Food and Farming Awards, and the living wage.

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Call You and Yours: How can the 大象传媒 regain your trust?

Julian Worricker wants to hear your views on the 大象传媒 - how can trust be regained?

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Wainwright's walks, supermarket own labels and country road signs

The signs that clutter rural roads and the rise of the 'own label'. With Winifred Robinson

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15/11/2012

Consumer news.

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School meals, ghost insurance brokers and how to haggle

'Poor' students denied free school meals, and the challenge of travel if you are disabled.

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Consumer minister Jo Swinson takes your questions

Your questions to the consumer minister, and where on Earth has your spare tyre gone?

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Call You and Yours: Can consumers make a difference?

Can consumers make a difference? Consumer phone-in with Julian Worricker.

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Benefit changes, energy tariffs, junk food on TV

Aasmah Mir asks if the new Universal Credit could lead thousands of people into debt.

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Extended opening hours, perfume ingredients, being lonely, squatters and pubs turned into supermarkets

Consumer news with Aasmah Mir.

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