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News and discussion of consumer affairs
Radio 4,·4134 episodes
Why council tenants are being offered money for DIY and how to get a flight upgrade.
14 Apr 2011,·53 mins
With Winifred Robinson. Could the annual MOT on your car become a thing of the past?
13 Apr 2011,·53 mins
Who is to blame for poor classroom discipline? Students, parents or education staff?
12 Apr 2011,·53 mins
Tips on how to cut your mobile phone bill.
11 Apr 2011,·57 mins
Cancelled ski trips; all-inclusive holidays; travel insurance and Yorkshire Cricket.
08 Apr 2011,·57 mins
Winifred Robinson investigates how copper is being used in the fight against superbugs.
07 Apr 2011,·57 mins
Patients as consumers, the NHS as a business. Is this the right way forward for the NHS?
06 Apr 2011,·57 mins
Presented by Julian Worricker. What is the role of the royal family in modern Britain?
05 Apr 2011,·53 mins
Consumer news with Julian Worricker. Proposals to stop bullying by some debt collectors.
04 Apr 2011,·53 mins
David Blunkett on DAB radio, and the UK's newest National Park. With Peter White.
01 Apr 2011,·57 mins
Winifred Robinson examines prescription charges and asks if gambling could save our pubs.
31 Mar 2011,·53 mins
Morrisons, Debenhams and HMV on the future of retail shopping.
30 Mar 2011,·57 mins
Is this country able to deliver the Chancellor's vision for goods Made in Britain?
29 Mar 2011,·57 mins
4G technology could raise billions for the Treasury but what's in it for the consumer?
28 Mar 2011,·57 mins
Open Water Swimming and why Lego's profits are towering, with Peter White.
25 Mar 2011,·57 mins
What should Chancellor George Osborne include in tomorrow's Budget?
22 Mar 2011,·53 mins
Sharmini Selvarajah examines universities are turning to former students to boost funding.
21 Mar 2011,·57 mins
Dermot O'Leary on Red Nose Day; Richard Wilson on train journeys; Royal Wedding parties.
18 Mar 2011,·57 mins
Can tourism drive the recovery of the Irish economy? And biometrics on the High Street.
17 Mar 2011,·57 mins
Winifred Robinson asks what the future holds for Britain's biggest care home operator.
16 Mar 2011,·57 mins
Is the government doing enough to tackle alcohol abuse?
15 Mar 2011,·57 mins
Julian Worricker investigates why police dogs are costing taxpayers thousands of pounds.
14 Mar 2011,·53 mins
Hotel inspector Ruth Watson; ebook lending limits; Lego profits and footy shirt refunds.
11 Mar 2011,·57 mins
The British companies owed millions by the organisers of India's Commonwealth Games.
10 Mar 2011,·53 mins
How much choice do we really get as NHS patients?
09 Mar 2011,·57 mins
With Julian Worricker. How have rising transport costs affected you?
08 Mar 2011,·53 mins
Consumer news with Julian Worricker including the West Coast rail franchise.
07 Mar 2011,·53 mins
Fuel surcharges, the art of complaining and parking in the future, with Peter White.
04 Mar 2011,·57 mins
Why retirement flat operators are still charging exit fees despite an OFT warning.
03 Mar 2011,·53 mins
Lloyd Grossman on hospital food, social care policy in Wales, Youth Hostel Association.
02 Mar 2011,·57 mins