Michael Fish presents a special programme in which he retraces the route of the storm from Dorset to Sussex, visiting some of the places left devastated that night. Show more

The programme hears from the Basingstoke mum whose son was killed by his pet python. Jon Cuthill meets passengers left stranded by cuts to bus routes. Show more

Jon Cuthill and the team explore the realities of living with dementia, investigate if care homes can help and hear from those who have been diagnosed with the condition. Show more

Exactly how much oil is there in the Weald? Plus the programme investigates the growing trade in human milk, and Jon Cuthill reveals some of the south's champion trees. Show more

Caught on camera! Do dashcams mean fewer traffic police across the south? We ask if the rapid growth in the use of dashcams is helping or hindering our traffic cops. Show more

Jon Cuthill gets up close and personal with a pair of beautiful bouncing baby birds of prey. Show more

How coronavirus is affecting the community; and King Alfred’s buses ride again with fans and former crews of the old Winchester bus service on board. Show more

Inside Out finds the man behind a property investment scheme that has left savers out of pocket, and Jon Cuthill takes part in the national tree-climbing championship. Show more

Jon Cuthill investigates an underperforming coach company with huge debts and Professor Anna Meredith looks at research into red squirrels affected by leprosy on Brownsea Island. Show more

100 years on, Inside Out remembers the Reading footballers who gave up their protected status to fight and reveals the newly restored chalk map carved into the Wiltshire hillside. Show more

Could hard shoulders be staging a comeback on our smart motorways in the wake of safety concerns? Show more

This week in Dirty Drive-Thru we find out just how much pollution counter staff are breathing in. Show more

Jeremy Stern reveals the growing numbers of vulnerable children in the south who go missing while in local authority care. And Jon Cuthill celebrates the Ford Escort at 50. Show more

Jon Cuthill investigates marketing scams that lead some pensioners to part with their life savings. Ruth Badger gets tough with two long-term unemployed people in Petersfield. Show more

Investigating whether Sussex is the perfect place to trial badger-culling. And celebrating the centenary of the first female to pilot a plane in England. Show more

Examining the fate of hundreds of ex-pats who face losing the homes deemed illegal by the Spanish authorities. Plus, Jon Cuthill follows people with face blindness. Show more

Following 12-year-old Sherrymarie as she attempts to get through to the finals of a gypsy talent competition. And Joe Crowley learns who's keeping dangerous pets in the South. Show more

Joe Crowley goes undercover to investigate a company falsely claiming to work on behalf of the National Blood Service. Show more

Jon Cuthill investigates the state of the region's roads and asks whether pricey PFI's like Portsmouth's are the answer, or are they a blank cheque to financial ruin?

Jon Cuthill meets the sandwich artists who've got a beef with their boss, and help for families on the breadline with food banks and recipes from River Cottage chef Tim Maddams.