Presenter Michael Fish looks back at the great storm of 1987, which wreaked havoc across southern England.

Jemma Woodman tells the remarkable story of the Plymouth sisters fighting back against the breast cancer gene. Justin Leigh reveals the secret risks of wood-burning stoves. Show more

The growing use of dashcam footage - a new weapon in the battle with dangerous drivers. With Jemma Woodman.

Jemma Woodman meets the inspirational Cornwall hospital surgeon who survived sepsis: and Nick Baker discovers how a South Devon beach
and its wildlife weathered a major storm.

Jemma Woodman investigates the controversy over holidays taken during school term. Brian May meets a Devon farmer struggling with the impact of bovine TB. Show more

How the South West is coping with the coronavirus outbreak. And the volunteer cavalry helping with the mental health crisis.

Jemma Woodman reports on the lifesaving work of a group of Cornwall rescuers, and Nick Baker visits the farm that time forgot in Dorset.

Jemma Woodman catches up with an 88-year-old Devon woman learning to read for the first time, and Simon Hall reports on the unsolved murder of Exeter schoolgirl Kate Bushell.

David Stafford meets the new Earl and Countess of Devon. And an update on the south west's controversial badger cull. Show more

The team of divers revealing the story of the south west trawlermen who gave their lives protecting shipping in WW1. And why young people are leaving a picturesque Dorset town. Show more

Investigating the plastic pebble imposters washing up on south west beaches. With Jemma Woodman

Sleeping with the enemy - a Somerset woman’s search for the truth about her father. With Jemma Woodman Show more

Jemma Woodman updates some of the year's biggest stories, including the achievement of Ursula Shepherd who learned to read at the age of 88. Show more

Sam Smith chats to Pippa Davey, who is attempting to rebuild her life after having her child taken into care. And Mark Horton tours Devon's ancient stone circles and hill forts. Show more

Sam Smith reports on the High Court enforcement officers attempting to track down and recover hundreds of thousands of pounds from some of the region's biggest debtors. Show more

Sam Smith investigates a historic Cornish hotel and follows the divers searching for the wreck of HMS Ullswater - a Royal Navy Patrol Service ship sunk by enemy action in WWII. Show more

Samantha Smith reports on the Cornish orphans sent to Australia in the 1950s and 60s. Plus we follow the young Plymouth tenor in search of a career as a classical musician. Show more

Sam Smith reports on why potholes are becoming such a problem in the region. And why East Devonians are concerned about the region's status as an area of outstanding natural beauty. Show more

Sam Smith follows the Taxpayers' Alliance as they question whether some council jobs are justified in these austere times. And the management consultant trying to become a comic. Show more

Samantha Smith follows a Devon farmer who objects to a new travellers' site. We meet Britain's oldest married couple and trace the amazing journey of ten rare Bank Cormorant eggs. Show more