It’s food revolution day! How would you change the world?
- Energy & Home
- 19 May 2012
Depending on whether you like Jamie Oliver, you may or may not know that it’s ‘food revolution day’ today. But if you could start your own foodie revolt, what would you change about how we eat? (more on food revolutions...)
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This week in comments – drink, drivers and detergent
- Consumer Rights
- 18 May 2012
Would you like to see minimum alcohol prices? Are rules on mobile phone use in cars strict enough? Are you a bio or non-bio person when it comes to laundry detergent? Let’s have a gander at your comments. (this week in comments...)
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Your tales of retro kitchen appliances
- Energy & Home
- 18 May 2012
In 2011, we put out a call for owners of old appliances to come forward and tell us all about them. Since then, we’ve received dozens of stories from proud owners about their vintage appliances that simply refuse to die. (more about retro appliances...)
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The Green Deal must not be a licence to mis-sell
- Energy & Home
- 18 May 2012
The government’s flagship energy policy – the Green Deal - has been in the news a lot lately. Today we’re telling them that the Deal needs to change to stand a chance of appealing to consumers. Will they rescue it? (more on the Green Deal...)
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Payday loans – the quick fix that could spiral out of control
- Money
- 18 May 2012
Need some dosh, wonga or moolah? If this doesn’t mean anything to you, you’re probably not one of the 1.2 million Brits who took out a payday loan in the past year. And there are very good reasons why you shouldn’t… (more about payday loans...)
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What’s the real cost of an 80mph speed limit?
- Transport & Travel
- 17 May 2012
The increased 80mph motorway speed limit debate has raged here on Which? Conversation. But now the proposition for the 10mph increase has been hit with a new stumbling block… (more about motorway speed limit...)
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Roll up, roll up, which Bill would you take to parliament?
- Consumer Rights
- 17 May 2012
The Private Members’ Bill ballot opens today. It’s this process that prompted the ban on under-18s using sunbeds and allowed marriages to take place in registered locations. What will be pulled out this year? (more about Private Members' Bills...)
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How light is your lunch? You might be surprised…
- Consumer Rights
- 17 May 2012
How healthy is your sandwich? We've found the answer could depend on where you shop. We want to take your views to the government so it can encourage shops to be clearer about what's in our food. (more on unhealthy sandwiches...)
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Justin Tomlinson: Why I was first to adopt the Which? watchdog
- Money
- 16 May 2012
Milo, the Which? watchdog, is the face of our campaign for a strong, open and proactive financial regulator. In this guest post, Justin Tomlinson explains why he was the first MP to adopt Milo and what he represents. (more about Watchdog not lapdog...)
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Why won’t Apple offer refunds to confused ’4G’ iPad owners?
- Technology
- 16 May 2012
After pressure from the ASA and consumers, Apple has amended its advertising to remove references to '4G' on its iPad. But why won't it offer refunds to UK consumers, as it has in Australia? (more about the iPad 4G...)
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Laundry detergents – does bio make your skin crawl?
- Energy & Home
- 16 May 2012
Bio versus non-bio is a sensitive subject. Yet, despite studies using thousands of volunteers, it’s still not clear whether bio-washing detergent irritates skin conditions. So why keep our washing machines bio-free? (more about bio vs non-bio...)
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