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The Disowned Army

John Waite reports on the Irish war heroes shunned for fighting in the Second World War.

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Fitness to Practise

After critical reports and resignations, is the UK's dental regulator fit for purpose?

• 26 mins

Wide Berth to Justice

John Waite investigates the policing of crimes that take place on board cruise ships.

• 26 mins

Radioactive Legacy

John Waite investigates radioactive waste buried and forgotten by the Ministry of Defence.

• 26 mins

09/05/2012

Why PHS Wastetech, a leading workplace services firm, is in legal dispute with 92 clients.

• 26 mins

16/05/2012

John Waite investigates the two billion pounds of unpaid court fines.

• 26 mins

Open for Tourist Business?

Foreign tourists are shunning the UK because of laborious visa requirements.

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The Stolen Families

The rise in parents abducting their children, fleeing abroad and evading custody orders.

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High Street or High and Dry Street?

How the government's plan to save the high street is being undermined by big developers.

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Wed-Locked

Scores of people with learning disabilities are ending up in forced marriages.

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Pardon for the Disowned Army

John Waite follows the plight of thousands of forgotten soldiers.

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The Hotels of Last Resort

The rise in homeless families being moved into bed and breakfast accommodation.

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Face the Facts Update

John Waite looks at new measures to help the UK tourist industry attract Chinese visitors.

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Campylobacter - the 'silent epidemic'

John Waite asks what is being done to tackle this threat to public health.

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A Funny Old Business Rate System?

Delay in a revaluation of business rates could do further damage to town centres.

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Who wants to be a trader millionaire?

John Waite enters the world of the DIY financial traders.

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Remploy Factories - No Place to Shelter

Remploy closure and sale programme leaves around 2000 disabled staff out of work.

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The UK Boomtown: North Sea industry suffers staff shortages

John Waite investigates the 'threat' of a skills shortage in the oil and gas industry.

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Safety on the Line?

John Waite investigates the railway contractors who have broken the rules.

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The Marcos Mystery?

John Waite investigates the Marcos mystery.

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Sold Down River

John Waite investigates how rivers are paying the price for our cheap water.

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The RSPCA - A law unto itself?

Is too much prosecuting undermining the RSPCA's animal welfare mission?

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NHS 111 - A Bad Call?

Is the new health helpline fit for purpose? John Waite investigates.

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The Defiance of Science

The commonly used medical 'drip' that may have caused thousands of unnecessary deaths.

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The affordable housing that's unaffordable

The house builders who claim they are too poor to build affordable homes.

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Forced Adoption and the Mums on the Run

The underground networks helping mums on the run from social services and forced adoptions

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Tried and Tested?

Calls for reform of safety testing rules after thousands of women are damaged by surgery.

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Little in Reserve?

John Waite investigates why the British Army is failing to recruit enough reservists.

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The Country Rogue

Dozens of farmers say they face ruin after borrowing money from a Somerset finance company

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London's Hidden Homes

The desperate measures some are taking to get themselves a home in the capital.

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