On the programme - Monday 2 March
Sofa update
It was in February 2008 when we first told you about the Chinese leather sofas which were causing agonising skin reactions in thousands of people. We were also the first to identify the cause - the sachets of a highly dangerous chemical, di-methyl fumarate or DMF, put in the sofas in China to stop mould growing.
We'll be looking at how, as a result of our investigations, Watchdog has helped to change EU Law.
Out of the den
We'll be sending an ex-Dragon, Richard Farleigh, into a company that's received an unprecedented number of viewer complaints.
Car clamping
And The Streets' singer Leo Ihenacho has been in touch with a clamping story that could make any car owner cry.
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I would like to comment on the car clamping. It is a very serious and upsetting issue. I live in Peter borough. 3 days ago,we went outside to our car park and our car was gone. We called the police and found out it was towed away by the council from our private property with absolutely no warning and we have been asked to pay almost 300pounds with shockingly no explanation. I didnt understand it at all,so bizarre. i was feeling so upset about it when i saw watchdog. it makes me feel better knowing this problem is being made public. It is unfair,our car is still there and we are trying to get it out.
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What was the point of the car clamping item?
We did not get sight of any member of the company. We did not see any response from any member of staff we were not informed who the principles of the company.
There was no positive effort made to get recompense.
The young lady said "I am shocked" It would be much better if she tell us what was being done to stopthese 'Southern Clampers'
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