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The effect of the strike on NHS services, Liverpool's World Heritage Status and Madrassa schools

Consumer news with Winifred Robinson. Liverpool's World Heritage status.

• 57 mins

Charities and business rates, food price rises imminent and the government announce their disability strategy

Consumer news with Winifred Robinson. The charities helping businesses avoid rate bills.

• 57 mins

The Durham nightclub that says bring your own alcohol.

The Durham nightclub where you can 'Bring Your Own' alcohol.

• 53 mins

George Clarke on Empty Homes

George Clarke on empty homes, Royal Mail and Yodel, extreme weather, and NHS innovations.

• 53 mins

Are more overseas students at British universities good or bad for our economy?

More overseas students at British universities: Is it good or bad for the economy?

• 57 mins

The Business of Online Dating

Behind-the-scenes of the internet dating industry which is now worth billions of pounds.

• 57 mins

Marriage online, and curbing bailiffs and letting agents.

With Winifred Robinson.

• 53 mins

The business of teaching men to flirt

The UK's first bed tax, mobiles replacing cash, and the business of teaching men to flirt.

• 53 mins

12/12/2011

Consumer news with Julian Worricker, discussing the falling number of district nurses.

• 53 mins

Call You and Yours

Julian Worricker takes calls on proposals by Mary Portas for saving the high street.

• 53 mins

14/12/2011

Pet power spending, a university for apps, and the graduate taking the Jobcentre to court.

• 57 mins

The UK's first try before you buy shop

We road test a new way to shop called try-vertising. And Emma Bridgewater on parking.

• 53 mins

16/12/2011

What's actually an emergency when it comes to your travel insurance policy?

• 53 mins

Why a compulsory medical test for drink drivers is not happening

Drink drivers, a new contract for dentists and changes to food labelling laws.

• 57 mins

The Problem of Childhood Obesity

How do we reverse the trend of childhood obesity? Call You and Yours with Julian Worricker

• 53 mins

Do you give in to pester power

Pester power, battery cage hens, petrol theft, car sounds, Co-op energy.

• 53 mins

Delivery charges, supermarket planning and picture books

Excessive delivery charges, deep vein thrombosis targets, and christmas present or bribe?

• 53 mins

23/12/2011

Consumer news with Peter White.

• 57 mins

Call You and Yours

The Big Society: Have you got involved and has your community benefitted?

• 53 mins

28/12/2011

Winifred Robinson with first-time buyers, self-sufficient town and vintage mobile phones.

• 57 mins

Road building, regional supermarkets and Cuban cigars

Consumer news with Winifred Robinson. Why recessions are good for great innovation.

• 53 mins

Who will be running our railways in 2012?

Who will be running our railways in 2012? Could new food labels lead to more confusion?

• 57 mins

Sporting Nation?

Sporting Nation? As we enter the Olympic year, what's our attitude towards sport?

• 57 mins

Call You and Yours

Your Sport: What exercise do you do regularly and why? How affordable is it to stay fit?

• 57 mins

04/01/2012

Travel industry forecast 2012; face-recognition technology; charity Disability Rights UK.

• 26 mins

Change 4 Life Nutrition

Cosmetic surgery update, Change 4 Life, illegal battery hen eggs, and killer apps.

• 57 mins

06/01/2012

Car wash and car hire firms under the spotlight and fish and chips South African style.

• 57 mins

Private investigators, online piracy and North South divide.

Julian Worricker asks if private investigators should be regulated.

• 57 mins

Call You and Yours

Is it time to make the tax system more equitable?

• 57 mins

11/01/2012

A whistleblower helpline for NHS and social services staff; and affordable rural housing.

• 26 mins