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Opencast coal mining, Mortgages with low deposits

Peter White talks about opencast coal mining and the mortgages that need a low deposit.

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Charity collectors, The New Era Estate

A look at whether rent changes on the New Era Estate could work in other parts of the UK.

• 45 mins

Call You and Yours: Are you drinking more than is good for you?

Melanie Abbott asks whether listeners are drinking more than is good for them.

• 45 mins

Poundland merger, Contaminated water, BBQ charcoal

Poundland CEO Jim McCarthy talks about future plans after 99p Stores merger gets go-ahead.

• 45 mins

Diverting phone fraud, Budget gyms, Plus-size clothing

Consumer affairs programme.

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Court charges, Jamie Oliver, Credit card insurance

The court charges denying crime victims compensation, plus Jamie Oliver and sugar.

• 45 mins

Cream Tea, Fish Leather

A look at the airlines cramming more seats into economy cabins.

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Call You and Yours: Have you been caught out by a cold call?

Listeners discuss negative consequences of responding to cold calls.

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Railcard discounts, Green Deal savings, Garden ornaments

Virgin Trains withdraw a discount for railcard holders, plus Green Deal scheme analysis.

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Wine promotions, Benefit delays, Runner jobs

How many wine bottles on promotion in supermarkets are in reality a good deal?

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Speed courses, Carers handbook, Selfie fashion

If someone has been sent on a speed course, should their insurance premiums suffer?

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Summer children and NHS 111

How can children born in summer get a better start in education?

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Call You and Yours: Pension Pots

Listeners discuss cashing in their pension pots following rule changes in April.

• 45 mins

Convenience stores, Everyday drinking, Older apprentices

Including a look at the rise of convenience stores.

• 45 mins

Tracksuits, Nuisance calls, Morrisons' results

Tracksuits are back - but this time its sports luxe, not shell suits.

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Councils running energy firms, and the rise of mid-week weddings.

Peter White looks at council-run energy firms and the rise of the mid-week wedding.

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Johnnie and Tiggy Walker, BT Openreach, Rugby World Cup Tickets

Johnnie Walker and wife Tiggy on the pressures of caring for a partner with cancer.

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Call You and Yours: How well was your child prepared for the move from primary to secondary school?

How well was your child prepared for the move to secondary school?

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Energy deals, Northern Ireland online, Disabled flyers

A look at why consumers need to act now to avoid higher energy bills.

• 45 mins

Theme park accident, Child investments, The work programme

How has the rollercoaster accident at Alton Towers affected surrounding businesses?

• 45 mins

Sunday train services, Pension scams

Peter White looks at problems with Sunday train services and the demand for more drivers.

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Dog attack claims, Data sharing, School uniforms

Five police forces in England promise to investigate all dog attacks on private property.

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Call You and Yours: Can you learn how to be happy?

Winifred Robinson asks whether it is possible to learn how to be happy.

• 45 mins

Charity cold calling, Budget hotels, Home care

A look at new rules on charity cold calling and the rise of budget hotels.

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Data sales, Skype, Later retirement

How can you know if a company has sold your data?

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Downsizing, Hospital parking, Fish fingers

Is persuading last-time buyers to downsize the answer to our so-called housing drought?

• 45 mins

You and Yours Fraud Series, Accessible holidays, Flavoured wines

Fraud Series day 1: The man defrauded of his savings by investment criminals.

• 45 mins

Call You and Yours: What Is Wrong with Renting?

Does the rental market fit the demand for security, affordability and choice?

• 45 mins

Cold calling, Preventing fraud, Consumer Rights Act, New rules for landlords

A look at what will change for consumers with the Consumer Rights Act.

• 45 mins

Vivienne Westwood, Bereaved consumers, Right to buy

Dame Vivienne Westwood warns listeners about the dangers of replying to 'scam letters'.

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