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Scam Jobs; Industrial Deafness; Boilers; Kindle Unlimited

Why scam jobs appear on legitimate websites and the rise in claims for industrial deafness

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Best office; Bank scams; Care Quality Commission

Care watchdog says nine out of ten dementia sufferers are likely to experience poor care.

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Call You and Yours: Should NHS workers be banned from striking?

Should NHS workers be banned from striking? Winifred Robinson takes your calls and emails.

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Cost of Football; Water Company Debt Letters

How the cost of replica kits for kids is rising at double the rate of inflation.

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Cyclists Filming Bad Drivers; Selling Homes Online; Plastic Musical Instruments

Cyclists filming bad drivers, selling homes online, and plastic musical instruments.

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E-Cigarette Fires; Timeshare Contracts; Shareholder Democracy

Peter White looks at e-cigarette fires and the latest in the row over timeshare resorts.

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Hundreds search for pensions they transferred after cold calls

How cold callers convinced hundreds of people to part with millions of pounds in pensions.

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Call You and Yours: Are you worse off than your parents' generation?

Are in a worse financial position than your parents ever were?

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Tesco; Doctors' Wages

Why are comparison sites pushing duel fuel deals when single tariffs are usually cheaper?

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Disability benefits; School bus fares; Are we back in love with carpet?

Should people with incurable diseases have to attend fitness to work tests?

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Anne Fine on Gender-Biased Books; Overcrowded Canals; Fare Wars

Anne Fine discusses gender-biased books, plus overcrowded canals in London.

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27/10/2014

Consumer news with Shari Vahl.

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Call You and Yours: Are you happy with rail services?

Consumer phone-in with Shari Vahl. Are you happy with rail services?

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Hidden care home reports, Food allergies, Preserving your tattoos

Melanie Abbott investigates payday loan brokers raiding bank accounts.

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Free loft insulation; Fox damage; Disability rights

British Gas says millions are missing out on free loft insulation. With Peter White.

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Proposed changes to MOTs; Number-spoofing fraud

Peter White on the criminals hijacking the phone numbers of companies.

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Council houses; Lone justice; Online subscriptions

Consumer news with Winifred Robinson. Are we on the brink of a boom in new council homes?

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Call You and Yours: Have You Benefited or Lost Out from EU Freedom to Travel?

Winifred Robinson asks listeners about their experience of EU freedom to travel.

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Early Check-In Fees; Student Phone Fraud; Missing Care Managers

Consumer news and features including hotels charging extra for checking in early.

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Lost and Stolen Mobile Phones; Self-build Homes; Online Car Sales

Lost and stolen mobile phones, self-build homes and online car sales. With Louise Minchin.

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Hydrogen Cars and Supermarket Loyalty Cards

Peter White looks at hydrogen cars and whether supermarket loyalty cards have a future.

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Luring GPs to Rural Scotland; Cold Homes; Ethical Jewellery

NHS Highland advertises in England for GPs to fill Scottish vacancies.

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Call You and Yours: Weight loss surgery - Would you go under the knife?

Call You and Yours asks listeners if they would ever consider having weight loss surgery.

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Bus Ticketing; Welsh Care Watchdog; Sainsbury's and the challenge of change

Welsh watchdog orders more kindness in care homes.

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Tesco Kitchens; Missed Appointments; Indian Sweets

As Tesco closes its kitchen business, what now for the hundreds of customers affected?

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Romance Fraud; Illegal Puppy Trading; Bargain Wines

Warnings to those looking for love online and winemakers who fear cheap supermarket deals.

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Why increasing numbers of disabled people are having their benefits cut

The disabled claimants having their benefits reduced.

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Call You and Yours; Was a grammar school place your ticket to a better life?

Could grammar schools be the answer to the decline in upward social mobility?

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Switching Energy Providers and the Rise of the Food Assembly

Cuts to the time it takes to change energy provider. And a new way to buy local produce.

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eBay's restricted items and Wonga's compensation

Banned goods found on eBay and Wonga struggles to compensate customers.

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