Rail compensation, family portraits and Big Green Weekend.
Consumer news with Peter White. Should rail companies make profit out of delays caused by Network Rail, and are family portraits a thing of the past?
Radio 4's consumer affairs programme with Peter White. Should rail companies make profit out of delays caused by Network Rail? Are family portraits a thing of the past? The new e-Reader from the US set to rival Amazon for content. And the Big Green Weekend, a full weekend of events to protect green public spaces.
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EU Ruling on Flight Delays
Two cases going through the EU Courts of Justice 鈥� decision expected Thursday
Duration: 07:45
Retirement age
Today (5 Oct) marks the final date that employers can force workers to retire at age 65
Duration: 05:11
Family Photos
Now we鈥檝e all got digital cameras, and cameras on our phones you might have thought the family photo would have had its day. Not so.
Duration: 07:47
Nook E-readers
A US book retailer is hoping to rival Amazon and Apple by launching its own range of E-readers and Tablet computers in the UK.
Duration: 04:14
Train Compensation
The Transport Salaried Staffs鈥� Association says Network Rail is paying millions to private rail firms for delays but that money isn鈥檛 finding its way back to the passengers.
Duration: 10:04
Consumer spending
September consumer spending was up 鈥� the strongest monthly growth in nearly three and a half years.
Duration: 02:27
Big Green Weekend
The Conservation Volunteers, an environmental charity working to improve the quality of green space across the UK is organising the UK鈥檚 biggest weekend of conservation.
Duration: 07:39
Broadcasts
- Fri 5 Oct 2012 12:00麻豆社 Radio 4 FM
- Fri 5 Oct 2012 12:04麻豆社 Radio 4 LW
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