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Who is Pope Francis?

Mark Dowd travels to Argentina to probe the background of the new Pope.

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Children's Heart Surgery

Who can parents trust to tell them where is best for their children to have heart surgery?

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Bitcoin

Simon Cox investigates the virtual currency Bitcoin. What is it and what is it for?

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MMR and the Legacy of the Link With Autism

How high rates of autism among some immigrant groups are still affecting the uptake of MMR

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Police and Crime Commissioners

An assessment of Police and Crime Commissioners' performance six months into the job.

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Investigating Historic Abuse

Can the criminal justice system deliver on its promise to deal with historic sexual abuse?

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Accident and Emergency Crisis

Is A&E in England on the verge of collapse? Simon Cox investigates.

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Tension in Woolwich

How is Woolwich in south-east London coping with the killing of drummer Lee Rigby?

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Undercover Police

Melanie Abbott probes the activities of undercover police officers.

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NHS Complaints

Simon Cox asks why people are being turned away by the NHS patient complaints watchdog.

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Fight Over Falkirk

Did the trade union Unite break the rules in pursuit of its preferred candidate for MP?

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Death in the Brecon Beacons

Three reservists died during SAS selection. Adam Fleming asks if the training is safe.

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Why Can't We Catch Drug Cheats?

Simon Cox investigates why we can't catch the athletes who dope.

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The Liverpool Care Pathway

Helen Grady looks at the campaign against the Liverpool Care Pathway for dying patients.

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Gibraltar

Phillip Kemp travels to Gibraltar to investigate what's really happening on The Rock.

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Private Investigators

How do private investigators carry out surveillance on individuals?

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The Fracking Debate

Wesley Stephenson investigates fracking, a way of extracting shale gas.

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Banking Interns: Sleepless in the City

Investigating the death of bank intern Moritz Erhardt and the working culture of the City.

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Police Tasers

Original insights into major news stories. How dangerous are taser stun guns?

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Samantha Lewthwaite: From the Shires to Al-Shabab

Samantha Lewthwaite is once again connected to terrorism in Kenya. Who is she?

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Help to Buy

Are the warnings that the new Help to Buy scheme will cause a price bubble justified?

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Universal Credit

IT problems have scuppered an overhaul of the benefits system. What went wrong?

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Energy Prices: The Truth

As energy bills rise, The Report investigates if customers are being ripped off.

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Inside the Vatican

Why did the former Pope Benedict resign? Mark Dowd travels to Rome to investigate.

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Terror Laws: An Unhappy Compromise?

Have the Coalition's terror reforms struck the right balance?

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Tension Over Roma Migration

Andrew Fletcher investigates tensions in some UK cities with large Roma communities.

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The Brixton Maoists

How did three women disappear into a London-based Maoist group for more than 30 years?

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Banking IT crisis

Do ageing bank IT systems pose a risk to financial stability? Melanie Abbott investigates.

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Miners' Strike Miscarriages?

Did police falsify evidence against some miners during the 1984 strike? With Jenny Chryss.

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Right to Die

The Supreme Court will rule soon on 'right to die' issues. Can we learn from Belgium?

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