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Consumer news. Campaigners demand the release of reports into deaths that followed welfare cuts, plus plans to turn empty shops into homes could damage high streets.
Former Energy Minister says' Big Six' energy companies have little interest in helping consumers save energy.
The appeal of dashboard cameras in cars.
Is the desire to refresh town centres by converting emplty commercial property into homes backfiring?
Why £300 is a magic number for upmarket brands.
Business watchdog, the Competition and Markets Authority wants to know what the public think about online reviews and what might be done to reduce fake and exaggerated posts.
Campaigners demand the government puiblish investiagtions into the deaths of 49 people who died after their welfare benefits were cut or denied.
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Green Deal
How seriously did the big six energy companies take The Green Deal?
Duration: 06:21
Dashcams
Looking at the rise of the Dashboard Camera, that films the road as you drive.
Duration: 05:33
Office to Resi
The Goverment plan to revive high streets by increasing town centre living is backfiring.
Duration: 08:30
300 Club
300 is the magic number, if you make designer goods and want people to buy them.
Duration: 02:49
Online Review
The CMA want to know how online reviews and suggestions could be made better.
Duration: 04:15
Welfare Cut Deaths
The DWP won't publish reviews into cases where people died after their benefits were cut
Duration: 10:04
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- Mon 2 Mar 2015 12:15±«Óãtv Radio 4
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