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Cost-cutting in Forensic Science

Fran Abrams examines aggressive cost-cutting in the government's forensic science service.

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Who polices the police?

Gerry Northam considers the independence of the Independent Police Complaints Commission.

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Drug danger distraction?

Investigating concerns about the way a bestselling antipsychotic drug was marketed.

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Improvised Explosive Devices in Afghanistan

What is being done to tackle the threat of improvised explosive devices in Afghanistan.

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The next banking nightmare?

Michael Robinson investigates the nasty surprises in the commercial property market.

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NHS safety alerts ignored?

Julian O'Halloran asks how many people are being killed by avoidable hospital blunders.

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Concerns over child courts

Jenny Cuffe asks why CAFCASS, the family courts' advisory service, is facing a backlog.

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Computing calamities

Gerry Northam asks if some major IT projects could be scrapped by a new government.

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Pensions crisis

Investigating allegations that some companies are failing their pension fund obligations.

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Children who abuse children

Jackie Long finds out what is being done to help young abusers stop offending.

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Is Jobcentre Plus working?

Allan Urry reports from the communities already hardest hit by the rise in unemployment.

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Are bribe firms escaping justice?

Is Britain's drive to curb bribery and corruption working? Allan Urry investigates.

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Why does the UK still have high stillbirth rates?

Ann Alexander asks why the UK has some of the highest rates of stillbirths in Europe.

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Crisis in public sector pensions

Is there really a crisis over public sector pensions? Gerry Northam investigates.

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Troops trauma

Is there a hidden epidemic of mental illness among soldiers who've served in Afghanistan?

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Domestic servitude

Investigating the plight of foreign workers in the UK working in domestic servitude.

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Stingy banks?

Is economic recovery at risk as banks are failing to lend? Morland Sanders investigates.

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Illegal workers

Jon Manel lifts the lid on illegal working in London.

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Arms smugglers

Allan Urry investigates UK connections to the illegal weapons trade in conflict zones.

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Oil Spill Hangover

Could lessons from past disasters have prevented BP's oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico?

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Protecting the vulnerable

How well does the Court of Protection safeguard the finances of the old and vulnerable?

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Afghanistan: Enemies Within

Can Afghan forces guarantee the country's security when British and other troops pull out?

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Insolvency Practitioners: A Corporate Killing

Allan Urry investigates concerns about the role of insolvency practitioners.

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Foundation Hospitals: An Acute Crisis?

Why should we want more foundation hospitals when so many are in financial trouble?

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A Taxing Dilemma

Michael Robinson reveals loopholes which let big businesses slash their UK tax bills.

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The Somali Connection

How British Somalis are recruited to fight for the banned Islamist group, al-Shabaab.

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Charities - Giving and Taking

Can charities be trusted to run public services well and honestly? Gerry Northam reports.

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The Great Train Robbery?

Why do Britain's railways cost more than elsewhere in Europe? Allan Urry investigates.

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Care Homes: When An Inspector Calls

Is enough being done to protect the elderly in care homes? Fran Abrams investigates.

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Europe's Missing Millions

Angus Stickler investigates fraud involving European regional funding schemes.

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