Which? Shorts

We’re exploring England's first National Park, hearing more about its historic villages, warm community spirit, and dramatic landscapes.

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This week we’re delving into the shady world of apps.

Chances are we have plenty downloaded on our mobile, you likely downloaded one to listen to this podcast, but how much do you know about what some of them could be doing to your device, and more importantly, our data.

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With the Easter Holidays approaching, we’re hearing why you should perhaps think twice before booking your next trip away through an online travel agent.

We’ll also learn why you shouldn’t be tempted by the headline price for flights on some booking sites.

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This week we hear more about the police response to fraud.

Did you know for example it makes up 40% of all crime in the UK, but receives just 2% of police funding...

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This week we’re hearing about the alternative heating solutions that can cut energy bills and help future proof your home without replacing your entire heating system. 

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This week we’re hearing about the car sharks, investigating a rise in private parking fines, and explaining how to appeal if you get a ticket.

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With mobile and broadband bills in the news, especially with millions of customers being hit with price hikes of up to 17.3% this spring, we’re exploring what you can do to keep your bills under control.

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This week we join Laura Sanders as she takes us on a trip to the ancient capital of Salzburg, high up in the Austrian alps.

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In this episode we tackle the difficult subject of financial abuse, finding out more about an issue that’s worryingly on the rise.

We also explains exactly how to spot the signs and where to go for help.

If you’re concerned about an older person experiencing financial abuse, or are in this situation yourself, you can contact Hourglass on its 24/7 helpline – 0808 808 8141 – or visit wearehourglass.org. Or contact your local adult social services.

If you have concerns about a registered lasting power of attorney, contact the OPG by emailing [email protected] or calling 0115 934 2777.

If you’re experiencing financial abuse by a partner or ex-partner, you can contact Surviving Economic Abuse on 0808 196 8845 for specialist help and support, as well as visit its survivor forum at survivingeconomicabuse.org.

This week we hear how new research from Which? has found huge differences in the amount of caffeine in popular hot drinks at high-street coffee shops.

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