Rob Broomby reports on the growing concern over Iran's nuclear intentions, and whether UN...

Alan Urry investigates whether the NHS is able to cope with superbugs such as MRSA and...

Jane Deith explores whether victims of child grooming are still being failed by authorities,...

Gerry Northam asks if the NHS regulator, the Care Quality Commission, is overstretched and...

Jenny Cuffe examines the terror threat to Europe following France's recent intervention in...

Alan Urry investigates whether the Government is doing enough to protect communities from...

Rob Broomby investigates the Government's ideas for disposing of the world's largest stockpile...

Gerry Northam investigates claims that the European Union spends too much taxpayers' money on...

Julian O'Halloran reports on concerns that wealthy Russian immigrants are not sufficiently...

Fran Abrams looks behind the Government's tough-talking rhetoric on tax, asking whether...

Fran Abrams investigates whether the decline in corporate tax revenues could be halted as new...

Jane Deith reports on whether the NHS can afford to have more senior doctors working on wards...

Alan Urry investigates illegal arms brokers in the UK and assesses whether the country's...

In light of Government promises to make big improvements to Britain's motorways, which would be...

Hugh Pym explores the fortunes of businesses whose profit margins enable them to only pay off...

Fran Abrams investigates reports that suggest people with learning difficulties are being...

Gerry Northam investigates whether England requires the large number of separate police forces...

Following the recent collapse of plans for West Coast Rail, Michael Robinson investigates...

Jenny Cuffe explores what threat is posed to democracy in Arab Spring countries and...

With alcohol fraud costing the exchequer more than a billion pounds a year, Allan Urry reports...

Jane Deith investigates tactics used to gather intelligence, and meets women suing the...

Gerry Northam investigates the rising number of `green on blue' attacks in which Afghan...

Julian O'Halloran investigates diesel exhaust emissions, which world health chiefs have branded...

Gerry Northam investigates the resurgence of tuberculosis in the UK, in light of research...

Jane Deith reports on new research that suggests one in 10 soldiers returning from combat are...

Allan Urry investigates why some areas in the UK are struggling to obtain money from the...

On the eve of the Olympics, reporter Chris Buckler investigates the extent of sexual abuse of...

Jenny Cuffe reports on claims by new Arab governments that billions of pounds in frozen assets...

Fran Abrams examines the recent spike in the number of schools deemed inadequate by Ofsted, and...

Gerry Northam explores how an increase in the number of legal challenges to Britain's...

Jane Deith scrutinises Health Secretary Andrew Lansley's claims that hospital waiting times are...

Allan Urry investigates why the police service is still facing allegations of unfair treatment...

Allan Urry investigates whether police are doing enough to shelter people within the witness...

Gerry Northam examines why so many British public sector contracts are awarded to foreign...

Fran Abrams examines the Government's commitment to ending tax avoidance schemes, including...

Jane Deith explores the circumstances that might have pushed fathers to kill their partners and...

Hugh Pym investigates the world of credit rating agencies, revealing who they are, what they...

Julian O'Halloran explores why it is proving so difficult to effectively tackle diabetes, in...

Alan Urry assesses the potential impact of the EU's ban on oil imports from Iran, and the...

Gerry Northam explores whether the UK is protected against biological threats, in light of...

Angus Stickler investigates the use of the phrase `excited delirium' in inquests into the...

Jenny Cuffe hears from foster parents who have engaged in frustrating struggles with social...

Ann Alexander examines concerns about inquests in England and Wales, highlighting allegations...

Allan Urry discusses London's Olympic legacy, as controversy and confusion shrouds the future...

Gerry Northam asks whether the Government is overstating the possible advantages of giving jobs...

Michael Robinson reveals how, despite concerns surrounding the eurozone sovereign debt crisis,...

Fran Abrams investigates whether Muslim children attending unregulated madrasa schools in the...

Allan Urry investigates the Government's controversial reforms to the planning system, which...

Gerry Northam hears from energy industry insiders who believe the UK's six biggest electricity...

Jenny Cuffe investigates plans to slash the bill for hospital supplies by £1.2billion,...

Stephen Grey investigates how, as crime gangs and terrorists increasingly use the internet to...

Gerry Northam reports on the government's plans to boost local enterprise in England, a...

Jenny Cuffe investigates whether the Government should question its aid policy for Rwanda,...

Julian O'Halloran examines the so-called revolving door that links the worlds of politics and...

Allan Urry investigates what impact the closure of hospital accident and emergency departments,...

Morland Sanders explores whether the introduction of new technology will be able to compensate...

Michael Robinson investigates whether regulators have been able to deliver on their pledge to...

Fran Abrams investigates the troubles faced by Southern Cross, one of the UK's biggest...

Ann Alexander examines calls for reforms in the process to end the lives of patients whose...

Gerry Northam investigates two decades of the Private Finance Initiative, a controversial...

New series. Alan Urry assesses recently uncovered evidence that seems to suggest Iran has ties...

Emma Jane Kirby examines claims that international investigations into plane crashes are beset...

Jackie Long speaks to people involved in cases of sex abuse, trying to determine whether enough...

Allan Urry investigates whether the NHS is doing enough to combat a crisis in organ donation,...

Fran Abrams reveals how banks and fraud squads around the world are preparing to trace the vast...

Morland Sanders follows up on the UK's first conviction under the new Corporate Manslaughter...

Gerry Northam examines plans to hand control of England's £80billion NHS budget to GPs, which...

Julian O'Halloran examines why British airport operator BAA failed to restore order as...

Allan Urry follows up on a number of high-profile trials that have seen police officers jailed...

Andrew Hosken investigates the science behind the debate about new guidelines issued by the...

Jenny Cuffe explores claims that one of the religious groups responsible for the blasphemy law...

Michael Robinson reveals that the number of house repossessions has declined over the past...

Gerry Northam explores whether cuts in the legal aid budget will make it impossible for...

Angus Stickler investigates where the money from European regional funding schemes goes, and...

In light of reports by unions that the number of inspectors in the Care Quality Commission has...

Allan Urry investigates the controversy surrounding rail fares in the UK, which are set to rise...

With the Prime Minister's Big Society scheme planning to give charities a leading role in...

Jenny Cuffe investigates how British-based Somalis are apparently being enticed into fighting...

As the axe falls on public spending, and George Osborne takes action to uphold his pledge to...

Julian O'Halloran examines critical failure of Government's plans to run NHS hospitals through...

Allan Urry places the spotlight on insolvency practitioners, examining concerns that they...

New series. Gerry Northam explores whether Afghan forces can guarantee the country's security...

Fran Abrams investigates allegations that the Court of Protection is failing to safeguard the...

Gerry Northam asks whether lessons from previous disasters could have prevented the oil spill...

Allan Urry examines Britain's claim to have one of the most effective weapons export control...

Jon Manel examines the lives of some of London's 200,000 illegal migrant workers, many of whom...

In light of Business Secretary Vince Cable's intention to address the problem of part...

Jenny Cuffe asks whether the authorities are doing enough to protect the scores of foreign...

Julian O'Halloran investigates claims of an epidemic of mental illness among soldiers who have...

Gerry Northam investigates media reports that public sector pension schemes are heading for...

Ann Alexander investigates why the number of stillbirths reported in the UK has remained the...

With the new Bribery Act helping in the prosecution of British-based firms guilty of corrupt...

Allan Urry investigates promises made by the Government to provide extra help for people made...

Research indicates that around a third of all abused children are reported to have been...

Five years ago, a government scheme was introduced to provide a safety net for pensions, but...

As ministers decide whether the £12billion NHS computer project in England offers value for...

Seven years after File on 4 reported the Children and Family Court Advisory and Support Service...

Julian O'Halloran examines claims that people are still dying in hospitals due to avoidable...

Michael Robinson investigates whether banks are prepared for a potentially nasty financial...

The Government has pledged £150million to combat the use of improvised explosive devices, which...

A best-selling anti-psychotic drug manufactured by a British company has been reported to cause...

In 2009, 2,445 cases were forwarded to the Independent Police Complaints Commission, including...

As the Government plans to close half of its forensic science service laboratories and shed...

On 30 June, American troops gave control of security in Iraq back to the country's government....

With around 8,000 people waiting for an organ transplant in the UK, hospitals have begun to...

With record gold prices stimulating a greater demand for the precious metal, Jenny Cuffe...

Concerns have been aired about a funding crisis within Britain's police services, with officer...

Adair Turner and other financial services regulators have begun to question the social...

Fears over extensive cuts in council jobs have brought predictions of a winter of discontent...

In light of a Parliamentary report expected to add further criticism to Whitehall's defence...

In light of criticism levelled at the NHS over system failures that left a man with...

As government strategies for combating extremism are revised to counter white racist groups as...

As more details regarding CIA detention programmes continue to emerge, there are now calls for...

Gerry Northam reports on the cost of fraud to the UK economy. Estimated to be over £14billion a...

In September 2006, a Nimrod aircraft operating over Afghanistan suffered a catastrophic...

Following the murders of two French research students in London, Allan Urry questions whether...

As analysts estimate payouts in clinical negligence cases to reach a record £700million next...

Michael Robinson investigates how, as lenders begin to demand far more for their money, the...

Gerry Northam investigates allegations of incompetence and neglect in the Learning and Skills...

With the spread of the recent worldwide flu epidemic seemingly limited in Britain, authorities...

As the number of unemployed people in Britain rises to more than 2.1million, the Government has...

Allan Urry investigates claims of bad behaviour by bankers and follows small business owners...

As critics claim the state has become unable to adequately protect property rights, Shari Vahl...

As new laws and tougher policing are put in place to prevent alleged human rights abusers...

The current affairs series examines how the economic downturn has affected the running of local...

As the Royal Military Police prepare to come under judicial scrutiny amid concerns about the...

As efforts to protect children from abuse and cruelty are intensified, Julian O'Halloran...

With the economic collapse in Zimbabwe looking set to continue, Grant Ferrett examines whether...

As Gordon Brown struggles to bolster British banks and help them stave off an economic...

The Arab world's elder statesman, President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt, played centre-stage during...

With the NHS under pressure to cut its £11billion annual expenditure, Allan Urry questions...

With an increasing number of British couples using surrogate mothers both at home and abroad,...

Julian O'Halloran examines Britain's insolvency laws to investigate if some companies are...

With the credit squeeze continuing to threaten the collapse of businesses nationwide, Michael...

As violent Islamist groups tour Britain's Muslim communities, hoping to promote their extremist...

With the clubs in the Premier League alone owing £3billion, governing bodies in both the UK and...

With relations between Western nations and Russia effectively frozen, Tim Whewell investigates...

As families across the country begin to feel the pinch of escalating gas and electricity...

Allan Urry examines the case for linking animal cruelty with child abuse, as organisations such...

As hospitals struggle to contain the spread of MRSA, Jenny Cuffe reports on a new and...

Gerry Northam reports on the Colonial Development Corporation, which was established in 1948 by...

Lesley Curwen investigates growing concerns that although blood transfusions have been carried...

Kate Clark investigates the effectiveness of efforts to counter narcotics in Afghanistan...

Gerry Northam investigates allegations that thousands of elderly patients suffering dementia...

Julian O'Halloran reports on why calls for a new wave of coal-fired power plants are causing...

Fran Abrams investigates the financial war against terrorism, as money laundering experts...

Allan Urry reports from Liverpool where, despite its celebrated status as European Capital of...

Michael Robinson investigates the rapidly increasing prices of international commodities such...

The use of platinum as an essential component of catalytic converters is fuelling a rush on...

Danny Shaw investigates the overcrowding problem in the UK's prisons and the latest proposals...

Julian O'Halloran examines the compensation scheme for British soldiers wounded in the line of...

Jenny Cuffe examines the issue of local authority pay inequality, which could see female...

At a time when the major political parties face close scrutiny over fundraising methods,...

Julian O'Halloran investigates Network Rail's performance on track maintenance and renewal and...

In light of the recent blaze at London's Royal Marsden, one of the world's leading cancer...

Statistics show the number of cases of infanticide at the hands of parents and carers have not...