Driverless cars, Mobile phone 'notspots', Stranded on holiday
Consumer affairs, including what it is like to be a passenger in a driverless car and what happened to a government promise to bring mobile phone coverage to remote places.
Cars that can drive themselves will be tested on roads in England from January. We report from Tokyo on what it's like to be a passenger when no one's steering the wheel.
After the government promised to put an end to many of the 'not spots' where mobile phone coverage is non-existent, why are so many communities still without a signal?
And who is picking up the bill for holidaymakers stranded in Egypt?
Presenter: Winifred Robinson
Producer: Jon Douglas.
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Phone Signal
The government seeks to improve mobile phone signal coverage throughout the UK.
Duration: 09:02
Council Budgets
How do councils intend to make savings when cutting social care services?
Duration: 02:52
UCAS
Reaction to David Cameron's announcement on fairer admission.
Duration: 07:40
Driverless cars
Cars that can drive themselves are now becoming a reality.
Duration: 07:28
Land Rover Owners
A report shows Land Rover owners being amongst the 'worst' drivers in Britain.
Duration: 01:49
Comparison Sites
Is there value in a new comparison website that's not focussed on price?
Duration: 03:37
Stranded on Holiday
Who is picking up the bill for holidaymakers stranded in Egypt?
Duration: 04:34
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- Thu 12 Nov 2015 12:15Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Radio 4
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