Weatherman Des Coleman explores the region's extreme weather. He also challenges three East Midlands alternative meteorologists to make an accurate long range summer forecast. Show more

Local stories. Inside Out investigates why ten percent of Derbyshire pubs are calling time for good. Plus, can the comedy festival in Leicester lift the economic gloom? Show more

Investigating whether four-wheel drive vehicles belong on country lanes. Plus, did football hooliganism die out or is it just harder to find? Show more

The programme reports on how the high-speed rail link is already affecting the region. Des Coleman visits some unlikely tourist attractions. Show more

David Whiteley investigates why war veterans are being denied the right to receive medals. Plus, a look at the case for paying to keep cows in East Anglian fields. Show more

Investigating Letzgohunting. And was a cricket ball sold at auction for a record-breaking sum one of the three balls hit by Gary Sobers in an historic innings in 1968? Show more

Local magazine programme. Inside Out meets the people standing in the way of the big superstores, and takes a look at one city's life-saving scientific discoveries. Show more

The programme infiltrates a criminal gang that steals people's credit card details. The highs and lows of giving up sugar. And Des Coleman attempts to live off the land. Show more

Lead singer and song writer for The Kinks, Ray Davies joins Christine Bleakley and Adrian Chiles to talk about his new album which features new versions of old Kinks classics. Show more

Matt Baker and Gabby Logan are joined by rock legend Alice Cooper. Anita Rani has the second of her films from the States looking at the affects of the BP oil leak. Show more

Christine Bleakley and Matt Baker are joined by funnyman Bradley Walsh. Joe Crowley looks into supermarkets selling cheap alcohol and Des Coleman celebrates a century of tango. Show more