麻豆社

Cops in classrooms

Are police officers in schools doing more harm than good?

• 5 mins

David Carrick - the serial rapist police officer

The Metropolitan Police officer admitted rapes and sexual assaults over a 17-year period.

• 7 mins

Naked Networking

Our correspondent lifts the lid on Finland's secret diplomatic weapon - the sauna.

• 5 mins

All The Lives She Saved

The legacy of mental health blogger Beth Matthews.

• 5 mins

Happy Valley - on set with James Norton

The Tommy Lee Royce actor takes us behind-the-scenes of the hit crime drama.

• 5 mins

Ghost landlords

Jess needed urgent repairs - but trying to trace her landlord was like 'chasing a ghost'.

• 6 mins

The girls of Tynemouth's Holocaust safehouse

A remarkable story rediscovered - and a reunion 84 years in the making

• 8 mins

The sacking of Nadhim Zahawi

Dismissed for not being open about his tax affairs - but is this the end of the matter?

• 6 mins

The war we can't see

Cyber attacks, underwater sabotage, arctic incursions. How do we fight unseen wars?

• 7 mins

Busking - a lifeline or a nuisance?

What impact might tighter busking restrictions have on musicians and the industry?

• 6 mins

The dark side of the Cloud

Is data storage harming the planet?

• 6 mins

Surviving Turkey鈥檚 earthquake

As rescuers search through the rubble, those who survived wake up to a grim new reality.

• 6 mins

Lee Anderson - "Have you ever told a lie?"

A gripping interview of the Deputy Tory Party Chairman - but what are we to make of it ?

• 5 mins

From waitress to Oscar nominee

Lesley Paterson was once waiting tables at the Oscars - now she's up for an Academy Award

• 5 mins

The frontline of the debt tsunami

Di Forbes is a 鈥渕oney buddy鈥� -- who tries to help people struggling with debt.

• 4 mins

Nala and Teddi - two sisters, one bittersweet story

The UK鈥檚 most expensive drug saved one sister, but it is too late for the other.

• 8 mins

Nicola Sturgeon resigns: 'It takes its toll'

Scotland's longest-serving first minister is standing down.

• 6 mins

"Ambulance waits are putting my children's lives at risk"

For disabled twins Emily and Christopher emergency care is a matter of life or death.

• 5 mins

Taught in a cupboard - the crisis in Special Educational Needs

Inside the school which is so overcrowded that some pupils are taught in a cupboard.

• 5 mins

Ukraine - One Year On

Ukraine's War

What's been the impact of a year of conflict on Ukraine and its people?

• 6 mins

Ukraine - One Year On

Russia's War

How the invasion of Ukraine has transformed Russia and its people.

• 7 mins

Ukraine - One Year On

Zelensky's War

From TV entertainer, to wartime leader. How one year has changed Volodymyr Zelensky.

• 7 mins

Ukraine - One Year On

A Refugee's War

Anya and Shelley - a chance encounter and a remarkable discovery

• 7 mins

Ukraine - One Year On

The People's War

Lyse Doucet on the extraordinary actions of ordinary people on Ukraine's "home front".

• 9 mins

Crisis pregnancy centres uncovered

How some clinics operating outside the NHS are giving misleading information.

• 7 mins

Mel B - domestic abuse and trust in the police

The Spice Girl is calling for reform to the 'entire justice system'.

• 7 mins

Do public inquiries change anything?

As the Manchester Arena Inquiry ends - do public inquiries make a difference?

• 7 mins

The gamer turned professional football manager

30-year old Englishman Will Still is the youngest manager in Europe's top five leagues.

• 5 mins

What happens after you survive an earthquake?

One month on from the devastating Turkey-Syria earthquake, thousands are still homeless.

• 7 mins

Prepayment meters - "unfairly penalising the poorest"

A charity's calling for a prepayment meter amnesty - so people can get them removed.

• 4 mins