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Factual: Consumer

The Welsh consumer show fighting for YOUR rights.

The Welsh consumer show fighting for YOUR rights. With Lucy Owen, Mo Jannah, Steffan Powell and Rachel Treadaway-Williams.

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Omar Hamdi

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Susie Phillips

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Omar Hamdi tests the latest apps which help consumers make the most of surplus food.

Welsh consumer magazine. Omar Hamdi tests the latest apps which help consumers make the most of surplus food and save money.

Lucy Owen meets a young couple from Pontllanfraith landed with fines of over a thousand pounds by four London councils for driving offences even though they have never visited the city. With 1.75m of the 37m vehicles in the UK estimated to be using cloned reg plates, it is a growing problem, particularly in Wales.

Food waste costs people in Wales around £550 million pounds a year. But now there is technology on hand to tackle this. Omar tests the latest apps which help consumers make the most of surplus food and save cash, and ropes in his sister to help him cook up a storm. Rachel travels to Welshpool to meet an elderly couple whose electricy bill has gone through the roof.

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