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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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Bitter Medicine

Is the government making it almost impossible to sue a drug company?

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Homes but no loans

How will the mortgage freeze hit Britain's already battered economy?

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Tolerating the Intolerant?

Is religious intolerance growing among Britain's ethnic minorities?

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Bent Cops

Are police doing enough to tackle corruption in their ranks? Allan Urry investigates.

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Shaken Babies?

Andrew Hosken examines claims of a dirty tricks campaign over Shaken Baby Syndrome.

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Airport Woes

Why were flights grounded by snow? Do Britain's airport woes run deeper than bad weather?

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Doctors in Charge

Family doctors are key to the Government health reforms, but how efficient are our GPs?

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Danger at Work

After the first UK corporate manslaughter conviction, File on 4 examines safety at work.

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Egypt's Missing Millions

Fran Abrams investigates the corruption that lay behind the Mubarak regime.

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Organs Failure?

Is the NHS doing enough to combat the crisis in organ donations? Allan Urry investigates.

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Memory on Trial

Can memory evidence alone deliver justice in sex abuse cases when claims go back decades?

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Air Crashes

When a plane crashes, does the investigation always get to the real reasons?

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The Iran Connection

Allan Urry investigates claims that Iran has been stepping up its support for terrorism.

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PFI Profits

Have taxpayers lost billions of pounds in the secretive resale of PFI contracts?

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A Living Death

Should it be made simpler to end the life of patients in a vegetative state?

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Elderly Care

Why the UK's elderly care sector is facing a financial crisis.

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Business As Usual?

Do the complex financial products banks still offer threaten another meltdown?

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Open Borders?

Facing massive job cuts, will the Border Agency be able to protect the UK's frontiers?

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An Emergency Crisis?

Allan Urry examines claims of a crisis in hospital accident and emergency services.

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Revolving Doors

Is there a conflict of interest when public servants take private sector jobs?

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Exiles in Fear

Why are some Rwandans in the UK living in fear of their government? Jenny Cuffe reports.

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Kick Starting Recovery?

Can the government's strategy to boost local enterprise recover from a 'chaotic' start?

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