You and Yours - 25/09/2008

Presented by John Waite and Winifred Robinson. Ian McMillan offers his unique insights for parents whose children are flying the nest. A man called Abdul Musa from Blackburn has admitted responsibility in court for more than 170 speeding offences when he wasn't guilty of any of them. We speak to Jeanette Miller, chief executive of the Association of Motor Offences. Brecon Beacons National Park has suspended its chief executive after an investigation over a planning consent. A report from the Chartered Institute of Marketing says that the regulations surrounding using the Olympics in advertising are too restrictive and penalise small companies. We speak to its Head of Research, Mark Stuart. How will we cope in a world that can no longer rely on cheap and plentiful supplies of oil? The European Commission has said that it is planning to ban certain Chinese food products for children following the milk contamination scandal in China. We talk to Simon Calder, travel writer for The Independent. Discussing the new ID cards, the first of which has been unveiled by the Home Secretary Jacqui Smith.