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You & Yours: 40th Anniversary

To mark 40 years of You and Yours we look at how key consumer issues have evolved since 1970.

More from the series

More from the archive

Make My Day - Peter White

04/10/2010
Julian Worricker presents the first in a series of special programmes.

The Telephone

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Plane

15/10/10
You and Yours marks its fortieth birthday this month with a look back at the travel industry of 1970 and of the future.

Travel

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Plane

22/10/2010
Peter White looks at what has and hasn't changed to disability rights in the four decades the programme has been on air.

Disability

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Food

28/10/2010
We investigate the changes that have occurred in food since 1970.

Food

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Food

01/11/2010
Julian Worricker takes a look how energy has shaped the past four decades.

Energy

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Latest programmes/Coming up

Latest programmes

  1. 25/05/2012
    How your mobile can be hi-jacked by criminals to send text messages to premium numbers.

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  2. Trendy topiary, Olympic transport, and low energy light bulbs
    Consumer news with Winifred Robinson.

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  3. 23/05/2012
    Accessing your medical records online, flood insurance and still driving with 12 points.

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  4. Call You and Yours
    Why is childcare so costly in the UK? Consumer phone-in with Julian Worricker.

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  5. Practical steps to protect children online
    Online security, Wonga business loans and the 'Love Your Tent' campaign.

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Coming up

  1. 28/05/2012
    How do we know whether a food is good or bad for us? Consumer show with Julian Worricker.
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