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No-win, No-fee Lawyers

Miriam O'Reilly investigates the no-win, no-fee lawyers who bring claims against the NHS.

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Public Protection

Is Britain's system of public protection from violent offenders still among the best?

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RAF Safety Record

Angus Stickler examines the safety record of the RAF in recent conflicts.

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Corporate Fraudsters

Are some of the UK's biggest corporate fraudsters now practically immune from prosecution?

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US and UK Security Services

Stephen Grey investigates the relationship between the US and the UK security services.

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Right-Wing Extremists

Allan Urry assesses the threat of attacks by white, racist, right-wing extremists.

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Community Mental Health Services

Miriam O'Reilly investigates claims of major problems in community mental health services.

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Armed Forces Equipment

Gerry Northam asks why it seems so hard to buy the right equipment for our forces.

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Levels of Executive Pay

Julian O'Halloran examines the levels of pay awarded by some councils to their executives.

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Increasing Bank Profits

Michael Robinson examines the latest tricks which some banks are using to increase profits

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Funding the Frontline Police Force

Allan Urry investigates the effects of the police force's current funding problems.

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Illegal Gold Mining

Jenny Cuffe reports from DR Congo on the scale of illegal gold mining.

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Organ Shortages

Gerry Northam examines the problems being posed by the shortage of organs for transplants.

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Iraqi Refugees

Kate Clark investigates why thousands of Iraqi refugees are still refusing to return home.

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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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