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Jim fears for the future of the Parish council while Susan has a mountain to climb. Show more

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Does the government's response to Lord Faulks's report on Judicial Review go too far? And should the state fund bereaved families when a relative dies in the care of the state? Show more

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Boris Johnson admits mistakes were made in his early handling of the pandemic.

Nigel Havers, Mathew Baynton, Josie Lawrence star. When one of his ads is ridiculed in the industry press, Joe discovers grief is a thing with feathers. Show more

There’s surprising news for the Carters and the storm clouds gather for Rex. Show more

Orlando Bloom on his intense film Retaliation and new career choices, the delayed Liverpool Biennial gets underway, and apocalyptic new fantasy The Absolute Book by Elizabeth Knox. Show more

Heawood sets up a new investigation after receiving disturbing information from an army contact. Stars Barnaby Kay. Show more

To his neighbours in Britain he was a jolly old gardener. To his neighbours in wartime Belarus, he was a ‘butcher.’ Meet the Shropshire pensioner hiding the darkest of secrets. Show more

We catch up with Sarah Leadbetter, a blind woman who was sent a shielding letter she could not read. She's won "promising" commitments from the government after a legal challenge. Show more

The Recovery Trial, designed and set up in nine days at the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, is saving hundreds of thousands of lives around the world. James Gallagher reports. Show more

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