Should dogs who attack always be put down? Will a northern inventor posthumously reveal the secret of his perpetual motion machine? Show more

The programme investigates executive severance payments at a northern housing association. And turning the spotlight on safety concerns at North Yorkshire fire service. Show more

Is Cumbria reaping the dividend for housing the nuclear industry? And a look at the growing trade in human milk. Show more

Gareth Barlow joins teams protecting birds of prey from persecution in the north, and novelist Adele Parks comes to Teesside to see the help on offer for people struggling to read.

Why do so many northern men take their own lives? Clarke Carlisle says we need to talk. And Chris Jackson tries life as a barman to find out why so many pubs are closing Show more

Can recycling bottles help reduce the North East's plastic mountain? Plus the simple health check that is saving hundreds of lives across the region.

Chris Jackson learns why horses are kept in some front gardens in the north and uncovers the handful of villages that saw all their young men return safely from WWI. Show more

The programme investigate the authorities' response to the death of baby Poppi Worthington. Plus the story of a remarkable rescue on a Northumbrian beach. Show more

The story behind the ex-soldiers facing gunrunning charges. And the man looking for others who experienced the punishment meted out at a County Durham children's home. Show more

Chris Jackson looks back on Tyneside's vital role in WWI and the impact on families on the home front. Show more

Dying for a burger? Are exhaust fumes at drive-throughs putting workers at risk? And why some abused women seeking help in the north say the government has abandoned them

The latest eyes on the road. Is dashcam a force for good in catching rogue drivers? And a Tyneside man searching to cure a rare and debilitating condition. Show more

Inside Out charts a disastrous month of floods across the north, including previously unseen footage.

The programme investigates the track record of a northern tip operator. The woman swapping spotting killer whales for shepherding sheep on the Cumbrian fells. Show more

Chris Jackson hosts a special edition of the series. Including a report on the effectiveness of car clampers, and a look at how local authorities are tackling litter louts. Show more

Charting the painstaking, multi-million pound restoration of Newcastle's Theatre Royal, as it prepares to celebrate its 175th anniversary. Show more

Rob Sloan, who was accused of cheating in the Kielder marathon, re-runs the race. Plus, a look at how momentous this year has been for Tyneside's Theatre Royal. Show more

A heart surgeon reveals why he has stopped operating on children and why he backs plans to cut children's cardiac surgery services. And why are more people converting to Islam? Show more

Can the National Trust find a revolutionary way to run its latest northern stately home? Can Seaton Delaval Hall be the blueprint for the future of the Trust? Show more

The son following in his late father's footsteps, what the future has in store for the region's motorists, and the surprising royal wedding memorabilia. Show more