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Invalid driving insurance, Panettone, The Open University

Researching suggests that 60% of UK drivers could be driving without valid insurance.

• 45 mins

Call You and Yours: Do the police listen to you and respond to you?

Listeners phone in with their experiences of the police.

• 45 mins

VW latest, Cycling safety, Christmas preparation pressure

The latest on the VW emissions scandal and protecting cyclists from unsafe truckers.

• 45 mins

Black Friday, Christmas garden centres, Energy orchestra

US retailers and consumers are cooling towards the big discounts of Black Friday.

• 45 mins

Energy Bills, Microchipping Pets, Rental Fraud

With reports about household energy bills, pet theft and room rental fraud.

• 45 mins

Call You and Yours

Are we going back to our old ways when it comes to borrowing?

• 45 mins

Care Crisis?, Zero-energy homes, Holiday car hire

Consumer affairs programme.

• 45 mins

Lies, Fraud and Forgery

You and Yours investigates allegations of lies, fraud and forgery that unlocked pensions.

• 45 mins

Fake Facebook profiles, Argos deliveries, High streets minister

Are social media sites acting quickly and decisively enough when sites are misused?

• 45 mins

Solar panel tariffs, Train vouchers, Peacocks

Including a look at government plans to cut the feed-in tariff by 87% in early 2016.

• 45 mins

Call You and Yours: Your Experiences of Flooding

Shari Vahl asks for listeners' experiences of flooding.

• 45 mins

Kitsch Christmas decorations, Help to buy, Viral advertising campaigns

A look at the trend for kitsch Christmas decor - how much is too much?

• 45 mins

Quentin Willson, Cavity wall insulation, London brick thefts

Motoring journalist Quentin Willson explains why he regrets endorsing an investment scheme

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Investigating fraud, Flight compensation, Speciality gin

Peter White asks why more cases of fraud in the UK aren't being investigated by the police

• 45 mins

Charity Christmas cards, Recycled teenagers, Safeguarding adults in care

How much money goes to good causes from charity Christmas cards?

• 45 mins

Call You and Yours: The Gender Pay Gap

Melanie Abbott hears listeners' experiences of the gender pay gap.

• 45 mins

Elderly care in Japan, Embroidery in fashion, Fostering

We investigate the practices of private fostering agencies that make millions in profit.

• 45 mins

Coping with dementia in Japan, HMRC call waiting, Forth Road Bridge closure

How Japan is caring for people with dementia by keeping them visible and active.

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Food poisoning, Football flights, Gyms with pools

Peter White asks if bigger fines in food poisoning cases will improve restaurant hygiene.

• 45 mins

Space tourism, Solar subsidies, Loneliness in Japan

The man who has bought a ticket into space: when will tourists take off?

• 45 mins

Call You and Yours - How do you deal with loneliness?

We would like to know how you have coped with loneliness.

• 45 mins

A dog's Christmas, Airport shops, Japan care

The pet shops are full of Christmas gifts, but which should you avoid giving to your dog?

• 45 mins

Can the charity sector save its reputation?

You and Yours discusses whether Britain's biggest charities can save their reputations.

• 39 mins

Housing

Peter White and guests discuss housing, which is back on top of the political agenda.

• 45 mins

Call You and Yours

Consumer phone-in.

• 45 mins

Flooded businesses, The cost of 2016, Diaries

Small businesses affected by recent flooding ask for a new flood insurance scheme.

• 45 mins

Smoking

This programme is for anyone who smokes and would like 2016 to be the year they stop.

• 45 mins

Personal health budgets, Funding circle, Talking ATMs

A former minister says people entitled to personal care are missing out on millions.

• 45 mins

Call You and Yours: Are you drinking more than you should?

Winifred Robinson asks if listeners are drinking more than they should.

• 45 mins

Disability aids, 4K television, Fishing quotas

Winifred Robinson discusses state benefits for disabled people who use aids in their homes

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