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

David Stafford meets the new Earl and Countess of Devon. And an update on the south west's controversial badger cull. 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 Somerset businessman who organised a sky-diving trip to Everest that went horribly wrong. Plus, the impact of government cuts to solar subsidies. Show more

Steve Brodie reports on the conclusion of the Jo Yeates murder trial and David Whiteley investigates a man who claims he can help West Country pensioners to avoid care home fees. 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

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

Sam Smith follows Plymouth retail magnate Chris Dawson as he tries to mentor a young art student and get him off benefits and into work. Plus Exeter Museum's refit. Show more

Is the NHS still a national service - or does where people live matter most when it comes to being treated? Show more

Sam Smith chats to Alexis Bowater whose life was damaged by a stalker, and who now runs a charity that supports victims and campaigns for the offence to be taken more seriously. Show more

Samantha Smith reports on a Cornishwoman's struggle to find a job in the midst of deep recession. Mike Dilger explores the soggy autumnal delights of ancient woodland near Looe. Show more

A report on a woman poisoned by wild mushrooms fighting to get a kidney transplant. And the controversial opening of a new supermarket in traditional Ottery St Mary. Show more

The underwater wheelchair artist set to perform at the cultural Olympiad. The hotelier struggling in the economic downturn, and the challenge facing a Devon costume designer. Show more

Victims of cyber bullying reveal its impact on their lives. Plus the Torbay street pastors who tend to binge drinkers, and the man who makes harvest jugs in the rural tradition. Show more

A report on the impact of housing benefit cuts in Axminster. Plus, the Camborne woman who helps disadvantaged youth in Cornwall, and a chat with Olympian Mary Rand. Show more

A young man's campaign to get glasses in clubs and pubs banned. Plus, the controversy over the impact of water turbines on fragile wildlife on the River Walkham. Show more

Morland Sanders investigates allegations of racism in the nightclubs of Leeds, and Chris Jackson meets an ASBO mum in Newcastle given one last chance to turn her life around. Show more