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This week, a benefits bonanza for pensioners.
The programme talks to one man who got more than £4,500 in back payments because the DSS got it wrong. Also, how trading standards officers can lessen the risks run by claimants buying essential items on the cheap.
And home tuition - what kind of education can chronically ill children really expect? Presented by: Hugh Scully and Helen Madden.
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Presenter:
Hugh Scully
Presenter:
Helen Madden
Editor:
Chris Lent
Source: Radio Times

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