In this episode, Carol gets bad laminate, Nick has oddly quiet builders, and they help with a neighbourly question and with teaching grandma old tricks

In this episode, Carol has hers taken every night except Saturday, Nick has his done too early on Mondays, and they help with wild swimming and with picking a bag.

In this episode, Nick has had it up to here with a particular family, Carol thinks it is a plot, and they help with zips and websites that follow you.

In this episode, Nick can't get a song out of his head, Carol tires of the pressure to watch a certain TV programme, and they help with over-acting and with what to do with a camel.

In this episode, Carol is not sympathetic, Nick makes up for that, and they help with fuelling your body as opposed to your car, and with saying too much.

In this episode, Carol says she's not as sipper, Nick believes her, and they help with publishing a poem and with sitting properly.

In this episode, Nick tries to appeal a fine, Carol guarantees his success, and they help with airline safety equipment and with gym etiquette

In this episode, Nick cleans up after other people, Carol inspects the kitchenette, and they help with what to do if you missed 13 years and with two Doolittles.

In this 400th edition, Nick sings Happy Birthday, Carol does a big clean, and they help with accidentally causing celebrities to expire and with people getting in the way on trains.

If you love What's Your Problem, we think you'll love Where Politics Meets History. Each week Iain Dale and Tessa Dunlop take a fresh look at the biggest news of the week - through the lens of history. With wit, insight and the occasional good-natured row, they explore how today’s headlines echo the past, unearthing fascinating stories and unexpected parallels with plenty of laughs along the way.

In this special Q&A edition of the podcast, Iain and Tessa discuss who will be the PM in a year's time and whether there's public support for the Monarchy.

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