20/10/2011
Are travel companies required to give discounts for children? Has the promised clampdown on silent calls had any impact? And will a Groceries Code Adjudicator make a difference?
After more than a decade the government has agreed to appoint an official to deal with disagreements between supermarkets and suppliers. Will they have the power to make a difference? Discounted travel for children - do firms have to provide it? And has the promise of a clampdown on silent calls really been fulfilled?
Producer Siobhan Tighe.
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No More Silent Calls
TalkTalk has been ordered to stop making silent calls. Ofcom has still to decide whether or not to impose a fine. We talk to Ofcom about the power they have.
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Energy Supply Chain
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Child Travel Discounts
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Duration: 06:22
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- Thu 20 Oct 2011 12:00Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Radio 4 FM