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BioSecurity

As scientists alter viruses to make potentially deadly mutations, is the public at risk?

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Iranian Sanctions

How will a European ban on Iranian oil affect Britain during a period of economic gloom?

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Diabetes

Despite pledges to tackle diabetes, why do 24,000 people die needlessly each year?

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Credit Rating Agencies

Do credit rating agencies threaten our financial stability? Hugh Pym investigates.

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Family Annihilation

What drives fathers to kill their families and themselves? Jane Deith investigates.

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Tax Avoidance

As the Treasury reviews tax avoidance, Fran Abrams asks - how widespread is the problem?

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A Bridge Too Far?

Why do so many British public sector contracts go to foreign companies?

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Witness Protection

Are the police doing enough to protect and look after people under witness protection?

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Police Racism

Why are the police still accused of unfairly treating black and Asian officers?

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NHS Queues

Jane Deith asks if the official figures for hospital waiting times can be trusted.

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Secret Justice

Are plans for secrecy in some civil courts necessary to protect national security?

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School Inspections

Why are more schools failing their Ofsted inspections? Fran Abrams investigates.

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Asset Returns

Are stolen Arab billions still locked in British banks? Jenny Cuffe reports.

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Abuse in Sport

Is sport doing enough to tackle the sexual abuse of athletes? Chris Buckler investigates.

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European Funding

Why are areas of Britain losing millions of pounds of regeneration money from Europe?

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Violent Veterans

Jane Deith examines new research into violent behaviour by soldiers returning from combat.

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Tuberculosis

Is the NHS failing to tackle the rise in tuberculosis in Britain?

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07/08/2012

Is enough being done to combat diesel pollution which is blamed for thousands of deaths?

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Green on Blue

Why are growing numbers of allied soldiers being killed by their Afghan allies?

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Undercover Cops

How far should undercover police be allowed to go to gather intelligence?

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Alcohol Fraud

Alcohol smuggling is costing more than a billion pounds in lost taxes. Allan Urry reports.

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Recoiling the Arab Spring

What threat does a growing fundamentalist branch of Islam pose to Arab Spring countries?

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Public, Private and Profitable

After the West Coast rail debacle, Michael Robinson investigates government outsourcing.

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Too Many Chiefs?

Ahead of elections for police commissioners, do we need so many separate police forces?

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Second-Class Patients?

Are people with learning disabilities dying unnecessarily because of poor care in the NHS?

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The Zombie Effect

What effect are so-called zombie companies having on the UK economy? Hugh Pym investigates

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Highways Agency

With the CBI calling for it to be scrapped, Allan Urry examines the Highways Agency.

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Illicit Arms Trade

Allan Urry asks how gunrunners can fuel the global illegal arms trade from within the UK.

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Hospitals - Open All Hours?

Can the NHS afford to have more senior doctors working out of hours? Jane Deith reports.

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Taxing Questions

Corporate tax: Who writes the rules? Fran Abrams investigates.

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