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Next week we’ll be talking technology with the President of the Royal Academy of Engineering, Lord Alec Broers, who’s giving this year’s Reith lectures. It’s part of a special series which will include a survey of your views and a vote on the most significant technological innovation of the last two hundred years. If you have any questions or comments you would like to put to Lord Broers on the growth of technology and its implications for us as consumers get in touch.
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On You and Yours today: we hear about the creation of watchdog super agencies, and how to prevent identity fraud.
SUPER REGULATORS
Thirty one watchdog organisations such as the British Potato Council and the Plant Varieties and Seed Division are set to be consolidated into seven super agencies under a massive government overhaul. Where does this leave the consumer? We'll be discussing this with Philip Hampton, the chairman of Sainsburys and author of the report which has led to this merger.
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ASSISTANCE DOGS
Today the Department of Health publishes its Green Paper on Adult Social Care in England - and at the top of the list of best practice is the inclusion of Assistance Dogs in people's local authority care packages. The Chief Executive of Canine Partners for Independence Terry Knott explains why this is such good news.
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FRENCH SCHOOL DINNERS
In France about three times more is spent on school meals than in the UK. When cuts were recently threatened, Parisians took to the streets in protest. Peter White investigates.
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ID FRAUD
What exactly is identity fraud, how seriously should we take it and what steps can you take to prevent yourself falling victim to it? We hear from Detective Superintendent Tim Harvey from the Economic crime dept of the City of London Police, Peter Warren, expert on online fraud and author of Cyber Alert, Sandra Quinn, Head of Corporate Communications at the APCS and Greg Hadfield - Former Sunday Times news editor.
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SCHOOL DINNERS
Patrick Holden, Director of the Soil Association speaks to us about the latest news in the controversy surrounding British school dinners.
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| PRESENTER BIOGRAPHIES |
 Liz Barclay:
Liz Barclay has presented You and Yours since 1998 ...more info |
 Winifred Robinson:
Winifred Robinson joined the You and Yours team in 2001 ...more info |
 John Waite:
John Waite has presented You and Yours and Face the Facts since 1986 ...more info |
 Peter White:
Since 1995 Peter White has been the BBC's Disability Affairs Correspondent ...more info |
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