Bats, Balls and Bungs

As the tribunal into fixing allegations opens, we investigate corruption in cricket.

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Luton: A 'Hotbed of Extremism'?

Phil Kemp asks if Luton deserves its reputation as a 'hotbed of extremism'.

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Bankers' Bonuses

Bankers due £7bn: Simon Cox asks why the Government seems powerless to curb bonuses.

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Petrol Prices

Michael Buchanan investigates why petrol prices are so high.

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What Caused the Prison Riots?

Riots, disturbances and injuries in prisons: what's behind the rise in tension?

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Easy Online Credit

Getting money online is fast, easy and very expensive. Too easy? Phil Kemp investigates.

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Midwife Shortage

Why is there a shortage of midwives in England and what is the effect on pregnant women?

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Uprisings in Libya

Hugh Miles reveals the background to recent events in Libya.

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Evangelical Christians and Equality

The story behind cases involving evangelical Christians and the Equalities legislation.

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Overseas Donations to British Universities

Should British universities rethink donations from the Middle East?

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Voting Referendum

James Silver investigates the voting change referendum campaigns.

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Illegal Music Downloads

Are the government's plans to stop illegal downloading of music unravelling?

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Inspecting Britain's Nuclear Power Plants

Is Britain's nuclear power plant inspection regime up to the job? Andy Denwood Reports.

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The Last Census?

James Silver investigates whether this year's census will be the last of its kind.

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Democracy in Tunisia

Linda Pressley travels to Tunisia to examine the progress of its transition to democracy.

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African Refugees in Europe

Why Europe is divided by the latest influx of refugees from the conflicts in North Africa.

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Tesco Riots in Bristol

Were the Bristol Tesco riots a sign of frustration about planning rules and supermarkets?

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Learning Lessons from 7/7

Simon Cox asks if the emergency services have learnt the lessons of incidents like 7/7.

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NHS Whistleblowers

The Report investigates why some NHS whistleblowers end up suspended from their jobs.

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Exam Paper Mistakes

The Report asks why so many mistakes were found on exam papers this summer.

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Phone Hacking

Simon Cox investigates how far the phone hacking scandal spreads.

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The MOD's Missing Kit

How did the MOD lose track of over 5bn pounds of equipment?

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TB in Cattle

The battle over badger culling and the controversy of how to tackle TB in cattle.

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Extremism in the UK

In the wake of the massacre in Norway, James Silver reports on extremism in the UK.

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The Hacking Scandal and the Murder of Daniel Morgan

Are there links between the murder of PI Daniel Morgan and the phone hacking scandal?

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The Riots - How They Began

Why did the shooting of Mark Duggan by police in North London spark riots?

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Crime-Cutting Miracles?

Mobeen Azhar investigates whether innovative police initiatives can prevent crime.

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The Abortion Debate

The Report investigates how a backbench MP has reignited the abortion debate.

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The Work Programme

Can the government's flagship programme to help the long-term unemployed succeed?

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Forced Marriage

The Forced Marriage Unit says 350 young people could be missing as the school year starts.

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