Jay Rayner on food, sewing shops and misleading jobs
Why buying local is not always as sustainable as you think, the jobseekers taken in by misleading adverts, and is the sewing machine the new breadmaker? With Winifred Robinson.
Buying local is what we're supposed to do if we care about our food and the planet. But is it always as sustainable as we think? The journalist and restaurant critic, Jay Rayner, is not so sure.
We report on the young people who have ended up working for much less than the minimum wage after responding to misleading job adverts.
And got a special occasion coming up but can't find the right frock? How thousands of women are turning to a new generation of bespoke dress makers.
Presenter: Winifred Robinson
Producer: Jon Douglas.
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Loan Fraud
The crooks who aren’t struggling to get a loan
Duration: 04:43
Rayner on Food
Jay Rayner on why buying local is not always as sustainable as you might think.
Duration: 05:26
Tesco Waste
How Tesco hopes to cut the amount of food its shoppers throw out.
Duration: 08:37
Sewing Shops
How thousands of women are turning to a new generation of bespoke dress makers.
Duration: 06:08
Misleading Jobs
The jobseekers tricked into applying for jobs which can pay less than the minimum wage.
Duration: 12:15
Gardening Tips
The Blue Peter gardener, Chris Collins, is back with more money saving tip for your garden
Duration: 02:27
Sewing Classes
The sewing machine gifts being put to good use with the help of some lessons.
Duration: 05:19
Airline Sell Off
With Flu Be selling it's Gatwick landing slots, will it affect Scottish businesses?
Duration: 05:21
Broadcasts
- Thu 23 May 2013 12:00Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Radio 4 FM
- Thu 23 May 2013 12:04Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Radio 4 LW
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