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Term time holiday ad banned

A CenterParcs advert for a family holiday that can only be taken during term time is banned, and why our social media passwords might be worth more than our bank details.

An advert for a family holiday that can only be taken during school term time is banned. We find out why and hear from campaigners who want fairer prices from holiday companies.

The Government is considering changing Underground Trespass laws. We find out what that might mean for people who live on land that could be mined for shale gas.

And passwords. So many of us use the same ones over and over again that ID thieves find them more valuable than bank details.

Presented by Winifred Robinson
Produced by Natalie Donovan.

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56 minutes

Featured

  • Energy Shopping

    The energy regulator Ofgem is encouraging people to switch with a new website

  • Center Parcs Advert

    A CenterParcs ad has been banned for encouraging parents to take children out of school

  • Lengthy T&Cs

    Insurance policy documents that are as long as some of the best works of literature

  • ID Theft

    The black market in America values social media accounts more than stolen credit cards

  • Underground Trespass

    How could a change in law affect landowners' control over who mines their land?

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  • Wed 23 Apr 2014 12:00
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