Andy Johnson investigates how the Forest of Bowland holds the key to the survival of the hen harrier in England. Jamie Coulson reports on the drug problems in Hebden Bridge. Show more

Jamie Coulson reports from Hebden Bridge, dubbed a 'drug town with a tourist problem'. And Toby Foster follows in the footsteps of the German children who visited England in 1937. Show more

A look at whether a miscarriage of justice led to the execution of an innocent man. How retailers are faring as Christmas approaches? Stuart Hall reminisces about It's a Knockout. Show more

Investigating the deaths of two jockeys in an arson attack. Plus, what it is like to be a lifeguard in Bridlington, and footage of WWII Free French bomber squadron missions. Show more

Jamie Coulson meets the people who volunteer to befriend paedophiles. Plus, a man finds out more about his father who fought with the Free French during World War II. Show more

Jamie Coulson meets the son of the train driver who died in the Great Heck rail disaster a decade ago. Plus, filling the region's potholes and a cricketer's recovery from illness. Show more

Has Humberside police made any progress on its pledge to catch more rapists? Plus, the controversial sport of deer hunting, and a Siberian tiger finds a new home in Yorkshire. Show more

Asha Tanna meets a woman who helps mothers find the graves of their stillborn babies. Jamie discovers what could be one of the first handguns fired on a British battlefield. Show more

Writer Blake Morrison looks at the case of an attack on two boys by young children in Edlington near Doncaster and asks whether the age of criminal responsibility is too low. Show more

Nicola Rees finds out whether people in Bradford think the money spent on regenerating their city is doing the trick, and one of the UK's toughest climbers scales Malham Cove. Show more

Mike Dilger visits the lions rescued from a cramped zoo in Romania and brought to live at the Yorkshire Wildlife Park, where they received medical treatment before being set free. Show more

Carol Thatcher explores her mother's roots in her home town of Grantham, which she says shaped Margaret Thatcher's political beliefs. Show more

A British veteran of the Falklands War prepares to meet the Argentinian pilot with whom he fought in the conflict. Show more

Exploring plans to reduce the number of children's heart units in hospitals across the region, and examining claims that some patients hve been totally overlooked in the process. Show more

An internet expert reveals how much one family's children are revealing about themselves online, and how vulnerable this makes them. Show more

Jamie Coulson follows the Border Agency as they break up sham marriages. Plus the progress of a man whose estranged father saved his life ten years ago by giving him a kidney. Show more

Sarah Sturdey goes in search of the people producing illegal alcohol and learns of the oftentimes dire consequences for those who consume it. Show more

Johnny Nelson reports on the training of the first crop of apprentice jockeys following the change in rules governing the use of whips in horseracing. Show more

Local stories. Jamie Coulson joins the police cold case team bringing criminals to justice decades after their crimes were committed, and Nicola Rees follows a fraud investigation. Show more

Local stories. Jamie Coulson meets team who solve crimes decades after they are committed, and author Joanne Harris learns the real story behind the death of Charlotte Bronte. Show more