A generation of children with special needs have been failed by the system. Show more

Can medical cannabis offer an alternative to addictive opiate drugs for patients in pain? Show more

What can be done to stop drug gangs from London targeting areas of Ispwich? A look at the future of badminton. And Michael Fish visits Copperas Wood in Essex. Show more

Why have UK fishermen and conservation groups made an alliance against Dutch trawler? And the impact of Northamptonshire County Council's decision not to subsidise bus services. Show more

More than 15,00 retail jobs were lost in January. We talk to former employees to discover the human cost of our shrinking high street. Show more

Last year Cambridgeshire police spent £400,000 on bringing hare coursers to justice to secure just 18 prosecutions, which more often than not amounted to just a few hundred pounds in fines. Show more

After the collapse of Monarch Airlines we find out how the company's workers are faring. Plus, tracking down the man behind a property investment scheme. Show more

Going to a drive-thru is all about convenience, but do you ever think about the worker handing over your burger, cappucinno or latte? Jonathan Gibson investigates. Show more

It is not an easy ride as truckers navigate the continent and drive to the UK, trying to avoid migrants and organised crime, but paying the price with stress, threats and fines. Show more

The Dutch arrive to protect Bacton Gas Terminal from erosion by widening its beach. Show more

How hard it is to buy un-hackable smart devices? From pet cams to kettles, some are vulnerable to being hacked, do we need a labelling scheme to help consumers know which are safest? Show more

The motoring offences committed by emergency services staff while they are on duty. Plus, how one man caused so much damage to rare birds. Show more

The residents who believe that the levelling of their homes for contruction projects is akin to social cleansing. And composer Benjamin Till's new piece. Show more

The story of Lady Constance Lytton, who went undercover to expose the violent abuse of suffragette prisoners. Show more

Jo Crowley investigates whether a council misled the public over the success of its measures to protect wildlife from the disruption of building a new dual carriageway. Show more

The company failing vulnerable children in its care. The Essex residents who have had enough of the boar farming on their doorstep. And the WWI family snapshots. Show more

How councils tackle the costly problem of potholes. Should the East Coast mainline be renationalised? And the parents supporting the children seeking to change their gender. Show more

What went so wrong with a contract to deliver healthcare for older people in Cambridgeshire? Plus how a former military dog handler is helping to save African wildlife. Show more

The programme meets the Northampton solicitor fighting to protect the elderly from family members and carers who seek to exploit them financially. Show more

The programme looks at how often raw sewage is released into rivers and estuaries, and follows a day in the life of Lauri Love, the activist fighting extradition to the US. Show more