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News and discussion of consumer affairs
Radio 4,·4145 episodes
Reporting your bank card as stolen may not protect you from losing money.
26 Sep 2016,·45 mins
A super-complaint calls for banks to better protect customers against bank transfer fraud.
23 Sep 2016,·45 mins
A look at standards in the permanent make-up industry.
22 Sep 2016,·37 mins
Vets say the fashion for flat faced breeds is causing a life of pain for some dogs.
21 Sep 2016,·45 mins
Winifred Robinson asks: What's it like being a foster carer today?
20 Sep 2016,·45 mins
Uber are testing driverless taxis on American roads.
19 Sep 2016,·45 mins
Is building affordable homes for rent rather than buy the answer to the housing crisis?
16 Sep 2016,·45 mins
A look at the King's Fund review into care services.
15 Sep 2016,·45 mins
What's the next big thing in payment technology - could it be the finger?
14 Sep 2016,·45 mins
Have you, or has anyone you know, been sexually harassed at school?
13 Sep 2016,·45 mins
There are calls for tighter regulation of logbook loans.
12 Sep 2016,·45 mins
Louise Minchin on fires connected to faulty tumble dryers, plus data allowance problems.
09 Sep 2016,·45 mins
New statistics on zero hour contracts - are employee rights are being protected?
08 Sep 2016,·45 mins
Credit scores, fashion backpacks, GP appointments, buying art online and Southern Rail.
07 Sep 2016,·45 mins
New research suggests that legal highs are in widespread use in spite of the ban.
06 Sep 2016,·45 mins
How are terror attacks and political unrest affecting Egypt's tourist industry?
05 Sep 2016,·45 mins
Why have only four out of 22 companies issued with fines for nuisance calls paid up?
02 Sep 2016,·45 mins
A new helpline is launched for women who buy illegal abortion pills.
01 Sep 2016,·45 mins
Tumble dryer fires, laser pens, antique furniture, HMRC.
31 Aug 2016,·42 mins
Consumer phone-in. Listeners' experience of how attacks have impacted their trips.
30 Aug 2016,·45 mins
Why do terrorists target tourist resorts and what impact does it have on those countries?
29 Aug 2016,·45 mins
Just how widespread is cheating at the Paralympics?
26 Aug 2016,·45 mins
The woman paid to predict baking trends by watching The Great British Bake Off.
25 Aug 2016,·45 mins
Retirement home fees, Opodo, urban living, chatbots, future of tea.
24 Aug 2016,·45 mins
Consumer phone-in. Listeners' experience of recycling - love it or loathe it.
23 Aug 2016,·45 mins
Winifred Robinson looks at modern farming with caged hens, plus the rise of Tiger stores.
22 Aug 2016,·45 mins
Listeners' reports about shards of plastic left in baby food from a popular blender.
19 Aug 2016,·45 mins
Will manufacturers voluntarily cut sugar by 20 per cent in children's food and drinks?
18 Aug 2016,·45 mins
The care home contracts which make consumers pay even after the death of a loved one.
17 Aug 2016,·45 mins
Consumer phone-in. Listeners' experience of dementia and how it's impacted on their lives.
16 Aug 2016,·45 mins
