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Palliative care, Used rings, Older apprentices

A look at a pioneering new scheme which helps communities to care for dying people at home

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Abandoned rabbits, Fundraising regulator, Listeria

Consumer news and issues.

• 45 mins

Deposit protection, Community cinema, Sim card fraud

A canny student reveals how she got her rental deposit back from her landlord.

• 45 mins

Call You and Yours: Are apprenticeships worth it?

Consumer phone-in. Winifred Robinson asks if apprenticeships are worth it.

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Flooding insurance, Holiday childcare, Rent rises

School's shortly out for Easter - what are working parents doing for childcare?

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Wage theft, Tesco lamb, Charity fundraising

British lamb, wage theft, charity fundraising, flooded village, and BT Openreach.

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Argos-Sainsbury's, Wonga letters, Rail cancellation fees

Why a company offered a loan to a man with little sense of the value of money.

• 45 mins

The Psychology of Trust - are we all susceptible to a confidence trick?

Melanie Abbott follows the trail of a man who people say is never quite what he seems.

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Call You and Yours: Autism

Listeners share their stories of how autism has affected their families.

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Britain's longest-serving nurse, Criminal record checks

Britain's longest-serving nurse, Jenny Turner, talks about her 60 years in the job.

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Bye bye buy-to-let?

Consumer affairs programme. Is buy-to-let still a good investment?

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The Care Act, The National Living Wage, Butlins at 80

Peter White looks at the Care Act one year on and Butlins as it turns 80.

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Gambling, Dodgy emails, Gym gadgets

The mobile phones stolen using innocent people's names - what is being done to stop it?

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Call You and Yours: The New Living Wage

Call You and Yours asks listeners what the new Living Wage has meant for them.

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Gambling, Dodgy emails, Gym gadgets

New gambling rules, email scams and gym technology.

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Phishing emails, M&S quarter sales, Overseas GPs

Radio 4's consumer affairs programme. What next for M&S's clothing sales?

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CCTV systems being cut, Telematics technology in cars, Super recognisers

Peter White looks at rising car insurance costs and the costly CCTV systems being cut.

• 45 mins

Bin collections, Care home inspections, Mobile phone scams

Winifred Robinson presents discussion on coping with once-monthly refuse collections.

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Call You and Yours: Is Inheritance Tax Fair?

Featuring discussion on whether inheritance tax is fair.

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Care home fees, Tesco, Debt management firms

Care home costs go up to cover the living wage, plus a look at Tesco's road to recovery.

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The FRSB, Bottle shops, The value of golf

The Fundraising Standards Board finds two charities have breached its code of practice.

• 45 mins

Cadet nurses, Flight compensation, Street beggars

A look cancer waiting times and flight compensation. With Peter White.

• 45 mins

Bogus Universities, Legal Jargon, Healthy Juices

The online colleges falsely claiming to be British universities.

• 45 mins

Call You and Yours: What can we learn from the Queen's generation?

What can we learn from the Queen's generation?

• 45 mins

Recycling confusion, Matchmaker services, Online estate agents

Recycling refusers - if you won't separate your rubbish, do you deserve to lose your bin?

• 45 mins

All Tomorrow's Parties and our iWonder guide

You and Yours is launching a new online guide to help listeners avoid fraud.

• 45 mins

Pharmacies, Sneaky advertising, The RBS archives

The cost of running - how often do you really need to buy new training shoes?

• 45 mins

Degree fraud, Amazon grocery, Nuisance callers

The bogus degree certificates freely available online for just a few pounds.

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Call You and Yours: The Junior Doctors' Strike

Listeners - patients and doctors - say how they have been affected by the doctors' strike.

• 45 mins

McKenzie friends, The sugar tax, Online banking

The lawyers who want Mckenzie friends banned from the court room.

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