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The Bill for Brussels

Does the European Union spend too much on self-promotion?

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Britain's Plutonium Mountain

What to do with the world's largest stockpile of civilian plutonium being kept in the UK?

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Britain in Flood

Has the government done enough to protect us from flooding? Allan Urry investigates.

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Mali: Europe's Terror Threat

Does Europe face a new terror threat after military action in Mali? Jenny Cuffe reports.

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Dangerous Hospitals?

Can we rely on the NHS to uncover hospital scandals? Presented by Gerry Northam.

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Rochdale Abuse: Failed Victims?

A police whistleblower claims last year's Rochdale child grooming case failed victims.

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Superbugs

Can the NHS protect patients from new antibiotic-resistant superbugs?

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Iran's Nuclear Standoff

With growing concern over Iran's nuclear intentions, is the UN watchdog up to the job?

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Elderly Care: Neglected Questions

Are there lessons in the collapse of the UK's biggest elderly care home abuse inquiry?

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Grooming: A Life Sentence?

Are young grooming victims getting the help they need to rebuild their lives?

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Council Asset Sales

Are taxpayers getting value for money when cash strapped councils sell off their assets?

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Petrol Prices

Are petrol prices manipulated to keep them artificially high?

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NHS: Pricing Patients

With attention on A&E, is there a bigger problem in the way hospitals are funded?

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Faith, Hope and... Tax Avoidance

As big business is asked to pay its dues, are some charities being used for tax avoidance.

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Tobacco: The Lobbyists

What influence does the tobacco lobby have in the fight over new laws on cigarettes?

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Coal Comfort?

Coal keeps the lights on. But as UK mining firms collapse, do ministers have a plan?

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A Place of Safety?

Are psychiatric hospitals failing to learn vital lessons from suicides among patients?

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What Price Cheap Clothes?

In London fashion week, Jane Deith reports from Bangladesh on safety for textile workers.

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Secrecy and Surveillance

What rights do people have when they feel they've been unfairly put under surveillance?

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Electricity Prices: A Shock to the System?

What will the government's plan to produce more low-carbon energy do to our fuel bills?

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HS2: Winners and Losers

Who are the winners and losers from high-speed rail?

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The Syrian Connection

Who are the British jihadists fighting in Syria and could they pose a threat to the UK?

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What Price Social Housing?

Homes at risk? Are housing associations trying to gamble their way out of a crisis?

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Deadly Drugs

What's behind the rise in deaths among those who have taken the drug ecstasy?

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Up to the Job?

Is the government's flagship Work Programme working? Gerry Northam investigates.

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A Healthy Market?

What do we know about the deals struck with private companies to run parts of the NHS?

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Chemical Weapons

Is enough being done to prevent rogue states and terrorists acquiring chemical weapons?

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Liquid Assets

As water company bills rise, Lesley Curwen investigates where the money goes.

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Default by Design?

Predatory or prudent? Has RBS been playing fair with its business customers?

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Food Fraud

After last year's horsemeat scandal, have enough lessons been learned?

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