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Can the charity sector save its reputation?

You and Yours discusses whether Britain's biggest charities can save their reputations.

• 39 mins

Housing

Peter White and guests discuss housing, which is back on top of the political agenda.

• 45 mins

Call You and Yours

Consumer phone-in.

• 45 mins

Flooded businesses, The cost of 2016, Diaries

Small businesses affected by recent flooding ask for a new flood insurance scheme.

• 45 mins

Smoking

This programme is for anyone who smokes and would like 2016 to be the year they stop.

• 45 mins

Personal health budgets, Funding circle, Talking ATMs

A former minister says people entitled to personal care are missing out on millions.

• 45 mins

Call You and Yours: Are you drinking more than you should?

Winifred Robinson asks if listeners are drinking more than they should.

• 45 mins

Disability aids, 4K television, Fishing quotas

Winifred Robinson discusses state benefits for disabled people who use aids in their homes

• 45 mins

High street christmas results, Child maintenance service, Wearable tech

A round-up of how the big retailers on the high street performed over the festive period.

• 45 mins

Doorstep selling, Smart meters, Alcohol limits

Is the smart meter rollout the mess one industry insider says it is?

• 45 mins

Slimming clubs, Criminal records checks, Unicom

Weightloss clubs are facing competition from health and fitness apps.

• 45 mins

Call You and Yours: Social Media and Your Children.

Winifred Robinson asks how social media has affected the children in listeners' lives.

• 45 mins

Nuisance calls, House building, TalkTalk

Cold callers will be forced to display their phone number under new government plans.

• 45 mins

VW compensation, Subscription traps, Bereavement damages

After the emissions scandal, will Volkswagen pay compensation to owners in the UK or not?

• 45 mins

School admissions, Horse racing, Pensions

How are the solutions to the shortage of primary school places working out?

• 45 mins

Modelling agencies, Tax credits, SIM card fraud

Consumer affairs programme.

• 45 mins

Call You and Yours: What made you and your family feel less foreign and more British?

What was it that led you to feel less foreign and more British?

• 45 mins

You and Yours investigates storage firm Store First

An investigation into why Store First investors are not getting promised returns.

• 45 mins

Cinema box office sales, Downsizing your home, Restaurant leftovers

Investigating a dental clinic that has left customers angry, in pain and without refunds.

• 45 mins

Flood Flu, Contactless Cards and Gift Aid

Featuring flood flu, contactless cards, gift aid and the Food and Farming Awards.

• 45 mins

Houseplants, The cost of care homes, Giving up smoking

Care home fees for people funding themselves are rising - what can they do?

• 45 mins

Call You and Yours: Avoiding Crippling Care Home Fees

Discussion on what people are doing to cope with the rising cost of care home fees.

• 45 mins

Alcohol-free beer, Publishing fraud, Frozen bank accounts

The gang that stole 拢5 million from small firms by selling bogus adverts.

• 45 mins

UK pork market, Poppers, Scrap metal

Why British pig farmers could be facing an uncertain future.

• 45 mins

Care home complaints, Foreign TV

Consumer news, including care home complaints, foreign TV and airline fuel surcharges.

• 45 mins

Butter sales, Living wage, Leasehold disaster

Spreading myths - butter sales are up, but just how healthy is it?

• 45 mins

Call You and Yours: Internet Shopping

How has the internet changed the way you shop?

• 45 mins

Sugary food, Modern slavery in the UK, Dating apps

Winifred Robinson speaks to the UK's anti-slavery commissioner about new legislation.

• 45 mins

Flood insurance, Age UK energy deals, DIY revival

People in areas at a high risk of a flood are finding it difficult to get insurance.

• 45 mins

Litter fines, Care at home, Cancer drugs

The Cancer Drugs Fund is criticised as not working well - the programme finds out why.

• 45 mins