Mark Jordan reports on the state of renting in the capital, exposing the squalor, revenge evictions and soaring costs now facing a generation priced out of the housing market. Show more

Investigating claims by an industry expert that unregulated fracking could soon be a reality around the region. And, on the trail of the energy thieves. Show more

Mark Jordan investigates the surge in untested and sometimes deadly chemicals being sold legally on the streets of Kent and Sussex. Plus Germaine Greer on Aphra Behn. Show more

Dominic Littlewood investigates scams and counterfeit goods. Police and trading standards officers raid a house whose occupants are selling fake fashion accessories. Show more

Dominic Littlewood examines fake goods in the UK, including fake electricals from the Far East and the fake mini motorcycles that endangered the lives of their riders. Show more

Mark Jordan reveals how landlords are raking in millions by renting out tiny flats to the homeless. Riz Lateef discovers the huge challenges to restore the Houses of Parliament. Show more

Does London deserve £31 billion for Crossrail 2 while the north faces rail cuts? Plus the gang recruiting postmen to steal bank and credit cards. Show more

Can the electric car really save the planet? The solution to the mystery of a buried trove of WWII dog tags. And how derelict glasshouses are being transformed into market gardens. Show more

How to get and stay out of debt. Why is council tax debt rising at an alarming rate? And the baby boomers starting inventive new businesses to fund their retirements. Show more

Jon Cuthill investigates why there is a shortage of paramedics in the region. And Mark Jordan learns how the much-loved Brighton Belle express is being revived. Show more

Colin Campbell discovers why illegal immigrants are smuggling themselves out of the country. And will a new scheme land a group of unemployed Kent teenagers an apprenticeship? Show more

Dominic Littlewood examines fake goods in the UK, including fake electricals from the Far East and the fake mini motorcycles that endangered the lives of their riders. Show more

With Dominic Littlewood. Police and trading standards officers raid a house whose occupants are selling fake fashion, and a fake vodka factory is discovered near Scarborough. Show more

Who owns the almost six million acres of land in the region? What rights do people have to public land? The homes being destroyed by invasive Japanese knotweed. Show more

Matt Allwright presents this special edition of Fake Britain investigating food fraud in the UK, revealing problems in all kinds of produce, from fish and chips to takeaway pizza. Show more

Mark Jordan spends a day at a busy A&E hospital department in Croydon to discover how staff are coping. Plus, the truth behind the creation of an expensive coffee. Show more

The fraud team exposing criminals stealing millions. Jacqui Smith examines whether positive discrimination within the Met should be used to recruit more ethnic minority officers. Show more

Can scientists arrest the spread of highly invasive Japanese knotweed? How architects are transforming London's neglected spaces. Is it time to clamp down on gambling machines? Show more

The food inspectors tracking down some of London's dirtiest kitchens. How a drug-resistant form of TB is spreading in the capital, and the race to save the spire of a great church. Show more

Mark Jordan joins British Gas detectives tracking down those stealing gas and electricity. Plus, the neighbourhoods generating their own power in order to beat astronomical bills. Show more