Fake wine, TalkTalk, Ultra marathons

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Britain's biggest supermarket chain, Tesco, announces their half year results today and they're predicted to show a return to profitability. We'll be analysing what Tesco has done to try to get back on track. A year on from the Talk Talk hack, we look at how criminals are using basic information like names and addresses to hack customers' bank accounts. Has the VW emissions scandal had an effect on the sale and value of diesel cars? We examine the latest data. It's the anniversary of the 5p carrier bag charge in England which has stopped us using so many bags - You & Yours looks at the facts you might not know about plastic bags and whether it's changed our approach to recycling and the environment. Running a marathon isn't enough these days, now runners are competing in Ultra Marathons where distance matters more than a quick time. Our reporter joins competitors in North Yorkshire to find out why this is the ultimate achievement. New research shows older people feel they are ignored by retailers and don't get the customer service they want. We speak to the Institute of Customer Service. And, the growth of counterfeit fine wine means vineyards and merchants have been working on new technology so investors can identify the prestigious bottles from the fakes.