Investigating whether Sussex is the perfect place to trial badger-culling. And celebrating the centenary of the first female to pilot a plane in England. Show more

Examining the fate of hundreds of ex-pats who face losing the homes deemed illegal by the Spanish authorities. Plus, Jon Cuthill follows people with face blindness. Show more

Will football help ease tensions between local youths and Gurkhas in Aldershot? And the story of Priddy's Hard, which served as the Royal Navy arsenal for 200 years. Show more

Jon Cuthill visits Weston, one of Southampton's forgotten housing estates to see how hard-pressed families are experiencing child poverty during the downturn.

Jon Cuthill investigates whether pressure from a yacht delivery company led to the loss of three boats and the deaths of five crew.

A year after gauging the performance of high street businesses in Dorchester and Weymouth, Jon Cuthill returns to learn how they are now faring. Show more

Jon Cuthill looks at what is at stake should the region lose its specialist child heart unit. Plus, the residents of a tower block put the idea of The Big Society to test. Show more

Revealing how much tougher the economic downturn is making the work of High Court enforcement officers. Plus, the rise in keeping African pygmy hedgehogs as pets. Show more

Jon Cuthill investigates internet crime in the region, and explores the ramifications of identity theft. Show more

Sally Taylor discusses the prospects for the South's economy, as business leaders, job seekers and politicians debate where growth will come from. Show more

Jane Goddard meets an underage girl fitted with a contraceptive implant by her school, without her mother's knowledge. Jon Cuthill investigates a Spanish holiday villa scam. Show more

Glenn Campbell goes in search of the latest information on the disappearance of Lord Lucan. Jon Cuthill travels to Thailand to witness a unique drug rehabilitation programme. Show more

Jon Cuthill investigates whether parts of the region will suffer with drought. Plus, should the WWII RAF pilot who crashed in Bournemouth be cleared for the loss of his aircraft? Show more

Scott Mills investigates the hidden dangers of alcohol and meets a Bournemouth native on the transplant register whose liver was destroyed through excessive drinking. Show more

Two people with opposing views on assisted dying come together to discuss the issue. Plus, how the Tudor flagship Mary Rose is helping those who have suffered medical setbacks. Show more

Will new undergraduates paying 9,000 pounds a year for their education get value for their money? Plus could exotic pets like raccoons pose a threat to native wildlife? Show more

Jon Cuthill investigates how pensioner Rosalee Reeves-Fisher signed up to a property deal which led to her losing her family home.

Revealing the story of the Norris brothers from Sussex, the unsung heroes behind Donald Campbell's land-speed record breaking car, Bluebird. Show more

Should squatting be made illegal? The programme meets squatters and those who have been affected by them. There is also a look at the Dorset charity helping abused brown bears. Show more