The programme goes on board one of the UK Border Force's new coastal patrol vessels, designed to deter illegal migrants in the English Channel. Show more

Inside Out meets the people who have looked for love online and lost thousands of pounds to fraudsters. Plus a story of life and death at a seaplane station in Newhaven, Sussex.

An addict’s life can be devastated by drug abuse, but what is the effect on close members of the family? Show more

The growing problem of keeping dangerous reptiles as pets. Does more need to be done to protect women against domestic violence? And life on board Brighton's bus for the homeless. Show more

The research into the dangers of smart phone use in cars, how a group of city youth took on the challenge of the countryside, and Jon Cuthill investigates a holiday scam. Show more

Emma Thomas investigates rogue landlords in Kent and Sussex. Natalie Graham examines the pros and cons of solar farms in the south east. And 150 years of the Seaford railway line. Show more

A look at whether seafood on the Kent coast is being polluted by plastic. What effect will climate change have on Romney Marsh? And saving the south east's wart biter crickets. Show more

What effect is obesity having on health services in the south east? And the untold story of the secret wartime interceptor women of Folkestone's Station Y. Show more

We’re looking at the highlights of this series of Inside Out. Show more

Inside Out meets two brothers from Eastbourne, who were sexually abused by a Church of England priest, to look at their campaign to make the church a safer place. Show more

Jonathan Gibson investigates online classified ad crime. Plus a look at how the scrapping of nurses' bursaries will affect Canterbury Christ Church University. Show more

Jonathan Gibson investigates online classified ad crime. Will scrapping of nurses' bursaries affect Canterbury Christ Church University? We meet Gillingham's Muslim Scout group. Show more

A report on the battle for Dreamland. And how Medway children who need more help at school are getting it. Show more

The conmen targeting the old and vulnerable. A return to the big cat sanctuary to check on the progress of the tiger cubs. And the controversial treatment for heroin addicts. Show more

Emma Thomas asks how safe fireworks are. Natalie Graham discovers how the wine pioneers of Kent and Sussex succeeded. And are things looking up for Shoreham airport? Show more

Natalie Graham discovers why Thanet is a Country Life editor's favourite place in England. And a progress report on the Bulgarian couple who arrived in January. Show more

In the week marking the 50th anniversary of Churchill's death, Natalie Graham explores what Kent meant to Churchill and his affect on those who worked for him. Show more

Emma Thomas investigates how those who look after the elderly are vetted. Mark Easton examines the radical steps families are taking in the care of their older relations. Show more

Why are some farmers avoiding ploughing their fields? And a peek inside the new Richard Attenborough archive in Brighton. Show more

Is air pollution at the Dartford Crossing damaging the health of people living nearby? As more and more small venues close down, is the future of pop music the living-room gig? Show more