Tax Relief on Charity Donations

Will charities be hit as hard as they claim by cuts to tax relief on donations?

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Gareth Williams: Death of an MI6 Officer

Phillip Kemp asks if the investigation into MI6 agent Gareth Williams' death was flawed.

• 28 mins

Grooming: Who Cares?

How children sent into care far from home become vulnerable to grooming for sexual abuse.

• 28 mins

The Children's Care Business

Is profit being prioritised over a duty of care when it comes to children's homes?

• 28 mins

NHS Trust Going Bust

Wesley Stephenson asks if lessons be learnt from the first NHS Trust to go bust.

• 28 mins

Fixing the Libor Rate

As banks are investigated for rigging the Libor interest rate, Simon Cox asks who lost out

• 28 mins

UK Border Agency Strike

What are the reasons behind the strike by border staff? Adrian Goldberg investigates.

• 28 mins

G4S and Olympic Security

Mukul Devichand investigates the inside story of G4S and Olympic security.

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Olympic Legacy

Simon Cox investigates the economic legacy of hosting the Olympic Games.

• 28 mins

Childhood Obesity

Should severely obese children be taken into care?

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University Fees

What is the impact of the £9,000-a-year student fees on English universities?

• 28 mins

Forensic Science

Hannah Barnes investigates the state of the forensic science industry in the UK.

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Cosmetic Surgery

Melanie Abbott asks whether the cosmetic surgery industry has cleaned up its act.

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Police Complaints

Is the Independent Police Complaints Commission up to the job? Simon Cox investigates.

• 28 mins

Visa Trouble at London Metropolitan University

Why has London Metropolitan University lost its licence to sponsor overseas students?

• 28 mins

Annecy Killings

Simon Cox investigates the murder of a British family near Annecy in the French Alps.

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Hillsborough

Why has it taken more than 20 years for the truth about Hillsborough to emerge?

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Free Schools

Simon Cox investigates the battle for influence over free schools.

• 28 mins

Burglary Victims Who Fight Back

Melanie Abbott asks how the law can deal with burglary victims who attack their intruders.

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The Royal British Legion

Angus Crawford examines controversial change at the Royal British Legion.

• 28 mins

Surgeons under Scrutiny

Matthew Hill asks why the Cornwall surgeon Rob Jones remained in practice so long.

• 28 mins

Women Bishops

Linda Pressly asks, what happened with the Church of England's vote on women bishops?

• 28 mins

Roma Children in Care

Simon Cox investigates concerns about the number of Roma children being taken into care.

• 28 mins

HP and Autonomy

Phil Kemp investigates the sale of software company Autonomy to IT giant Hewlett Packard.

• 28 mins

Historic Child Abuse Lessons

Should there be an over-arching inquiry into historic child abuse in England and Wales?

• 28 mins

Railways

With rising rail fares and punctuality targets missed, do passengers get value for money?

• 28 mins

Fixing the Libor Rate II

Simon Cox examines the continuing scandal of Libor manipulation, and its victims.

• 28 mins

The Police Federation

Phil Kemp examines the Police Federation and the resignation of Chief Whip Andrew Mitchell

• 28 mins

Algerian Siege

Simon Cox investigates what really went on at the In Amenas gas field in Algeria.

• 28 mins

High Street Closures

What knock-on effect will recent retail collapses have on the high street?

• 28 mins