This week Eamonn and Ruth reveal shocking injuries caused by simple battieres in children's toys, why a council fined a business for recycling, and a way to ease loneliness in the elderly.
This week Eamonn and Ruth reveal the devastating effects of house fires caused by dangerous electrical white goods, offer a warning about the increasing number of conmen who are targeting people using their phone, and reunite a father and son who have not seen each other for almost 60 years.
Ruth talks to one brave mum who lost her son when he grabbed a nappy sack while in his cot. Will supermarkets put clearer warnings on the packaging? Plus, the team try to save a special playground from closure.
With deaths and injuries due to carbon monoxide on the rise, the team share simple ways to protect against this domestic killer. Plus, an update on the show's campaign to combat elderly loneliness, and Roman goes speed dating in a taxi.
Ruth checks out a team of naturist cleaners, while Eamonn visits an inspiring café that is dishing up a healthy serving of TLC. Plus, anyone running local fundraising and charity groups are at risk of losing thousands in a nasty con.
How have some fancy dress costumes been deemed non-PC, while others are apparently acceptable? Plus, the team investigates a travel industry giant that is allegedly ripping off their customers, and champion a cause that would give cats the same rights as dogs.
Consumer entertainment show with Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford. The hosts share the story of an amazing woman who is turning around the lives of people suffering from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder with the help of our canine friends, plus a family's Caribbean dream wedding that turned into a nightmare.
Eamonn and Ruth talk to an inspirational Holocaust survivor about the life-changing time he spent with the residents of Ascot, have supper with a remarkable charity bringing communities together using food that would otherwise go to waste, and take up customers' complaints about one of Britain's most used package delivery services.
Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford find out why being a loyal customer could cost dear, investigate delivery complaints involving parcel courier companies, and make a 96 year old's life-long wish come true.
Eamonn and Ruth warn of the lethal dangers of cheap phone charger cables, witness an emotional reunion after 73 years for a Holocaust survivor, get the lowdown from a couple who had the honeymoon from hell, and meet the most unusual guide for a unique tour of Manchester. Last in the series.