David Whiteley joins a new kind of doctor on board MAGPAS air ambulance in Cambridgeshire. And Mike Dilger returns to the longest chalk reef in Europe. Show more

David Whitely reports on a new scheme in Cambridgeshire that uses wasted food to feed the hungry. And are green initiatives making a difference to the hole in the ozone layer? Show more

Jo Taylor gains access to a Muslim school in Luton to discover what pupils are taught. And James Burridge visits England's rugby physio team to see how they keep players fit. Show more

David Whiteley investigates the housing shortage across the region and examines whether householders in Cambridge can be persuaded to downsize to free up space. Show more

Jo Taylor visits a surgery in Cambridgeshire to find out why millions of pounds of medicines are being binned. And how Anglian Water use plane surveillance to spot pollution. Show more

Jo Taylor investigates how Cambridgeshire councils allocate housing. And a look at the inner workings of Britain's largest container port in Felixstowe. Show more

Anna Hill takes a look at how the Brexit vote will affect the price of foodstuffs. David Whiteley investigates the concerns of those in science and technology in Cambridge. Show more

David Whiteley reveals the latest research on plastic pollution in rivers and the North Sea. Jo Taylor reports on a pioneering scheme in Norfolk aimed at rehabilitating offenders. Show more

Jo Taylor examines allegations of historic abuse at a religious centre. And the programme goes behind the scenes of the oldest annual horse race in the world, the Town Plate. Show more

Jo Taylor revisits the gangmaster slavery investigation she covered three years ago. Trish Adudu uncovers the remarkable story of stained-glass artist Margaret Rope. Show more

It’s one of England’s last family-run traditional shoemakers and it has just dressed James Bond. But can it survive the trainer trend? Show more