Are estate agents discriminating against customers on behalf of landlords? Is the food industry being effectively policed and should consumers trust the food they buy? Show more

How the Elephant Man's bones may offer new hope in the fight against cancer. Natalie Graham discovers how London was saved from the onslaught of Hitler's doodlebugs. Show more

Guy Lynn exposes the fake landlords ripping off desperate tenants with cheap rentals. Royal ballet soloist Eric Underwood tries to persuade young boys to try ballet. Show more

As the misery continues for Southern Rail's passengers, Mark Jordan asks if guards still have a role on trains. And paying tribute to Britain's first black publishing house. Show more

The raw deal being given to those seeking work in the care sector. How buy-to-let investments can backfire. And a report on one of the biggest scandals in horse racing history. Show more

How London is becoming a sanctuary for French Jews hoping to escape anti-Semitism. Exposing fraud in the nightclub trade. How the Brighton Belle express is being revived. Show more

Guy Lynn goes undercover to expose the bogus autism cures being offered to vulnerable people. And Roger Cook investigates the death of one of Britain's wealthiest criminals. Show more