What can be done to stop drug gangs from London targeting areas of Ispwich? A look at the future of badminton. And Michael Fish visits Copperas Wood in Essex. Show more

Why have UK fishermen and conservation groups made an alliance against Dutch trawler? And the impact of Northamptonshire County Council's decision not to subsidise bus services. Show more

David Whiteley reveals how familes can get help for loved ones suffering from dementia and examines the latest research into the condition's diagnosis. Show more

Ex-Love Island contestant Malin Andersson shares the reality of her dream of fame and fortune as a social media influencer and reveals why she has decided to do something different Show more

After the collapse of Monarch Airlines we find out how the company's workers are faring. Plus, tracking down the man behind a property investment scheme. Show more

What is being done to help those who cannot afford to rent in Cambridge? David Whiteley learns how the Norfolk, Suffolk and Essex coastline can be protected from the sea. Show more

Exploring the pressures on the criminal justice system, examining the impact on victims of the slow passage of cases through the courts. Show more

The programme visits Addenbrookes in Cambridge, where a treatment for nut allergy sufferers is being trialed, to meet those running and taking part in the clinic trails. Show more

A report on the rise of rural crime. Following the a 13-year-old girl undergoing groundbreaking treatment at Great Ormond Street. And the plight of the turtle dove. Show more

The treatment for nut allergy sufferers being trialed at Addenbrookes in Cambridge. And the people on a Great Yarmouth estate who are helping to build their community. Show more

Alex Dolan meets the villagers living near the proposed site for the second Stansted runway, and David Whiteley meets the sisters matchmaking in the countryside. Show more

David Whiteley investigates at the legal arguments that have delayed the clearance of the Dale Farm travellers site and cost the council hundreds of thousands of pounds. Show more

A year after Climategate, David Whiteley is one of the first to be allowed inside the UEA climate unit. And the survival story of Tyler the dog hit by a train travelling at 80 mph. Show more

David Whiteley investigates how budget cuts will affect the running of speed cameras. Plus, how Victorian piers can survive, and the booming dog-focused businesses. Show more

As the police face cuts, could private security firms fill the void? David Whiteley reports. And an investigation into why solar panels on the roof may not be a good idea. Show more

How well can the region cope with the next round of spending cuts? David Whiteley is joined by politicians, business leaders and a studio audience to debate how to beat the cuts. Show more

The cost of our hospitals, the fight to save the village bus and why our best-loved seafood could disappear. Show more

David Whiteley sees how fraudsters could break into our bank accounts. A story of hope for Parkinson's sufferer Trevor, and reliving an epic journey on board a Suffolk lawnmower. Show more

David Whiteley meets the professionals unable to work thanks to unproven allegations, and meets a man who makes a living from guessing the future. Show more

Is the NHS still a national service? The programme talks to patients and clinicians who say rationing is fracturing the NHS, as decision-makers struggle to balance the books. Show more