Islamic State: Looting for Terror

Is Islamic State profiting from the global trade in antiquities looted from Syria?

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Insurance and Child Abuse

Have local authority insurers too much influence on the way sex abuse cases are handled?

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No Place of Safety

Fran Abrams reports on the shortage of secure places for children at risk.

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A Pensions Patchwork

Have UK taxpayers been paying over the odds to prop up council pension funds?

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Sick of School

Why are so many teachers off work with stress? Jane Deith investigates.

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Gun Control: Europe's Flooded Market

After terrorist shootings in Europe, how vulnerable is the UK to a similar attack?

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Targeting the Vulnerable

How sexual abusers are increasingly targeting people with learning difficulties.

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Who Killed Emma?

Why, ten years on, does one of the biggest murder cases in Scotland remain unsolved?

• 37 mins

Minding the Gap: Mental Healthcare

Are vulnerable patients dying after being discharged from mental health care too soon?

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Abandoned to their Fate

Abandoned to their fate - are teenagers being pushed out of the care system too quickly?

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Housing Blight?

How can we build more houses and still protect our countryside? Allan Urry investigates.

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Treating Stroke: The Doctors' Dilemma

Does a leading stroke drug cause more harm than good?

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Ticket to Hide

Destination UK: Uncovering the back door route for migrants trying to get into the UK.

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The Aid Business

Are taxpayers getting value from Britain's £12 billion foreign aid budget?

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Off Track: Network Rail

Why is Network Rail struggling with its multibillion-pound plan to upgrade our railways?

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Police Complaints: A Fair Cop?

Good cop? Bad cop? Reforming the police complaints process. Presented by Claire Savage.

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The Cost of a Cuppa

Jane Deith investigates conditions for tea workers in Assam.

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CPS: Prosecutors on Trial

Under fire over controversial decisions, is the Crown Prosecution Service up to the job?

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Working in the Shadows

Simon Cox meets migrants working in Britain illegally.

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Missing Medicines

Allan Urry investigates why the NHS is running short of some life-saving medicines.

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Dirty Money UK

The role of British companies in a billion-dollar Moldovan bank scam.

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Colleges in Crisis

With millions of new apprenticeships promised, how will cash-strapped FE colleges deliver?

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Can Rotherham Recover?

A lasting legacy? Have the sexual abuse revelations blighted Rotherham in the longer-term?

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The Billion-Dollar Aid Question

The UK is giving a billion pounds of aid to Syrian refugees. But is it being well spent?

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Locum Doctors: Bad for Your Health?

How safe are we in the hands of the growing number of agency staff at NHS hospitals?

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An Inside Job

British people smugglers: inside the trade in bringing illegal immigrants into the UK.

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Bent Cops?

Allan Urry investigates claims of dirty tricks in one of Britain's biggest police forces.

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Tennis: Game, Set and Fix?

Have the tennis authorities done enough to investigate allegations of match-fixing?

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NHS Contracts: Tender Issues

File on 4 investigates the collapse of one of the NHS's biggest healthcare contracts.

• 38 mins

Vaccine Damages

Are people damaged by vaccines being short-changed by the government?

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